The Shankly and Gdynia Railway

[IanAlan]

And still it keeps coming.

[Mountain Goat]

Looks a fun layout!

[IanAlan]

Yes MG, I've certainly had a lot fun designing, building, modelling, painting and running the SGR, and it's a pleasure to share and see other people's layouts.

More MSC Photos

[IanAlan]

And some more ...









Looking at the last photo, you can clearly see that at the moment the bridge goes to nowhere.

[IanAlan]

Let's see what I've got for today ...

[Carl L]

Very nice; I must buy an 08.

[IanAlan]

08

[IanAlan]

Thank you Carl L. I'm sorry about the delay in replying - I tried early in the week, but was unable to upload anything. I was caught in a loop that kept clearing my content and sending back to the beginning. Of course, I know that I wasn't the only one. My previous post was deliberately minimalist to see if the system was working again. Hooray, it is.

Here are some photos focusing perhaps more on the scenery than the trains









I am aware that the bridge in the first photo needs some protective rails to stop cars and people plummeting over the side. The third photo showcases one of last year's second-hand buildings. I'm very pleased with the result of that.

[Mountain Goat]

That is a nice rake of 4 wheel coaches.

[IanAlan]

Thank you MG. Yes, very pleasant, I think. It's hard to believe, but I bought them about 6 or 7 years ago and each four-wheel coach AND a coal wagon cost the princely sum of £11 - and they had metal wheels if my memory doesn't deceive me. How inflation has changed all that.

Four-wheel Coaches Ride the Rails