LR193 was dropped off at the UB LPO at 7.30am this morning. Envelopes licked by the dog are ok, not sure about the ones licked by the humans!! Bill. ________________________________ From:

Seven humans and one dog completed the packing and address-labelling of LR193 last night, and it should be in the mail today or tomorrow. The lead article is about the return of Beyer-Garratt K1 to

Hi there, Someone has been placing quite a bit of SMR stuff on YouTube in recent times. Its all modern day stuff but it would no doubt be of interest to many. Approaching

Howdee, Some footage of the RVR on YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kH1rgPgP6Y0 Hard to believe but this year marks the 20th anniversary since the line closed from Hexham

G'day All, From memory the NABAB (dogbox) cars had different bogies which were later replaced by fox bogies. I assume that this simplified maintenance. You really do need a pit to change the

John, I've seen many of the Fox bogies at Puffing Billy over the years in various states of repair and disrepair. The side frames were all made from pressed steel plate which was then trimmed to

Hello all, The recent issue of Narrow Gauge and Industrial Railway Modelling Review had 2 articles of interest to readers here. One was on explaining the features of underground diesels based on

Phil, The Wellington Caves in central west NSW are dry limestone caves. During a family visit some years ago, I noted with interest very light rails embedded in the concrete paths placed to minimise

Now that the long weekend is over, we should have no shortage of willing stuffers, peelers and plonkers to perform these mail out activities. I'll volunteer again to apply the correct stamp as per Oz

Of course if anyone in Melbourne area wants to get their magazine early and spend an evening in pleasant company, there's an excellent opportunity here! Colin have a packing frenzy over the

It seems quite common for untouched wildernesses to have historical sites in them. I once cleared 7.5ha of untouched wilderness of wandering Jew and other crap to record the two phases of sawmilling

This may have been a 'fly by night' operation. Dick

Big Pineapple - still operating and still have train, however website hasn't been up for some time now. 1 train in operation during visit, 1 wagon in siding, Locomotive looks to in as good a

No.5 in this irregular series: From the NSW NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Northern Wilderness Assessment Report — 2001 on the Carrai Wilderness comes the following note: "The Carrai

I'm sorry to say Light Railways 193 is not yet in the mail. It should be, and we had a team of volunteers ready to go into a packing frenzy on Thursday night, but the magazines were not

LRRSA members may care to note that the February issue of the magazine (LR 193) is in the mail. The editors invite all members of the LRRSA Yahoo Group to use this vehicle to provide feedback on this

Dear John (Prof) Thanks for the detailed reply, it gives much food for thought, if indeed the group you mentioned have a chassis/driveI would have thought the rest would be moderately easy. Fordson

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the LRRSA group. File : /PK-01/Ezard's_Diesel.jpg Uploaded by :

Dear Mike, A "Kinda" Days 4 wheel tractor can be built in On30 scale/gauge using a power truck from a 44 or 70 tonner, or a Bachmann HO "SF Cablecar". BTW, Wide tread curl spoke "log bogie" style

Dear Prof Klyzlr Thanks for the response, I had completely forgotten this article, I just spent an hour finding it. Does anyone have any idea of the power unit? I would love to visit the NG Convention