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Jennifer Houghton
Добавлен 22 мар 2021
LBSC 'Ayesha' (built 1922) at Rugby 8th September 2024
'Ayesha' is a 2 1/2 inch gauge locomotive designed and built by the famous model engineer Lillian "Curly" Lawrence (1883-1967) who was known by the pen-name "LBSC".
The performance of this revolutionary coal-fired locomotive astonished the model engineering community in 1924 competing against Henry Greenly and WJ Bassett-Lowke's 2-8-2 'Challenger' in an competition known as the "Battle of the Boilers". The smaller 4-4-2 with a coal fired fire-tube boiler matched the performance of the much larger meths fired water-tube boiler locomotive.
Lillian went on to become an internationally renowned model engineering journalist and locomotive designer whose relatively simple designs popularised the ...
The performance of this revolutionary coal-fired locomotive astonished the model engineering community in 1924 competing against Henry Greenly and WJ Bassett-Lowke's 2-8-2 'Challenger' in an competition known as the "Battle of the Boilers". The smaller 4-4-2 with a coal fired fire-tube boiler matched the performance of the much larger meths fired water-tube boiler locomotive.
Lillian went on to become an internationally renowned model engineering journalist and locomotive designer whose relatively simple designs popularised the ...
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Monday Club Palbrick Wagon in Austria
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KR Models limited edition Palbrick wagon produced for Jenny Kirk's Monday Club visits Austria. William Loud & Sons have a delivery of Amplifiers to Lanersbach.
Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway July 2022
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Mobile phone footage of my visit to the Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway (La'al Ratty) on the 11th July 2022. The Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway is a 15 in (381 mm) minimum gauge heritage railway in Cumbria, England. It is affectionately known as the La'al Ratty by the local community. The 7-mile (11.3 km) line runs from Ravenglass to Dalegarth Station near Boot in the valley of Eskdale, in the Lak...
Gwili Railway "Rail Oddities Gala" Highlights
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Gwili Railway "Rail Oddities Gala" Highlights 18th June 2022
Model Railway Shunting Puzzle (Tuxertalbahn)
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Based on the well known "Inglenook Shunting Puzzle" rules and the waybill systems developed by other modellers I have created a card based puzzle to optimise the operational interest of my 1:87 scale model railway (H0e scale). I fill the available siding space on the layout with 27 uniquely numbered vehicles and have a laminated card to represent each vehicle. The cards are laminated business c...
Tuxertalbahn Model Railway (improved)
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This is a second attempt of a video on my model railway following on from my first attempt a few weeks ago. I built this model railway over the past 18 months, inspired by visits to various narrow gauge railways in Austria. It is H0e scale (3.5mm/ft on 9mm track) and the baseboard measures approximately 8ft by 2.5ft. The station is named Lanersbach, after a real village in the Tyrolean Alps, ho...
Tuxertalbahn Model Railway
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I built this model railway over the past 18 months, inspired by visits to various narrow gauge railways in Austria. It is H0e scale (3.5mm/ft on 9mm track) and the baseboard measures approximately 8ft by 2.5ft. The station is named Lanersbach, after a real village in the Tyrolean Alps, however it is similar in name alone and very different to its namesake (the real Lanersbach does not possess a...
How many feet of 2 1/2" gauge track is there at this club?
It's now 2400'
Hello Jennifer Wonderful! what a lovely little layout. Thanks
cute little eisenbahn
That was sweet, Jennifer. Cheers!
Very nice, Jenny!
Narrow Gauge
A fantastic railway, went on it last a few years ago now, but still one of my favourites. Thanks for sharing, looks like you had glorious weather on the day of travel.
Went past there once, with a steam railtour. Never got the chance to go back, though.
Cracking video! Some well thought shots there....loved the one from inside the cafe
Great video! I appear quite a few times 🤣 was a great day!
It looked a bit damp!
Hi Jennifer - great job on the layout
Very impressive
Cool train layout 😎 looks awesome 👍
Pretty cool 👍🏻
I've never done an "Inglenook" but with 27 items of rolling stock, I imagine it would take a while to pick out a just a few, lol
A nice little video Jennifer, its been a very long time since I went to Austria (1982!) Although I did have a trip on the Ziller Am Zee (I think it was called??) narrow gauge Steam line and your layout reminds me a little of that trip. Great work!
Very nice! I spotted the chap with the model boat, and the lads with model planes in front of the chalet - at 2.38! Where did you find those? (In case you hadn't gathered from Jenny's channel - I fly model planes and I've been looking for models like that to go on the mountain I'm making! - - Nice gentle music, too.
Thank you for the comment. These figures are from the NOCH set (part number 15887) variously titled "RC hobbyists" or "RC Radio Control Modelers With Accessories 1/87 Scale Figures" I found them at Gaugemaster but they are also a few sources on ebay. I hope that helps.
@@jenniferhoughton6837 - Thanks - I'll have another search shortly.
Found them - got the last set, it seems!
Got them! Can't attach a photo!