Dear Mike, Best pic I have seen of the Ezard's Diesel was recently in LR, (LR186, Dec '05), in the article about the 2 boys riding Tyers Valley. This article also had pics of the Tyers Valley Climax

"Bundy's Last Great Adventure" is showing on Foxtel History Channel on Saturday January 27, 2007 at 4:30pm

Bill, Thanks for the tip. When I was working for the Victorian Government I somehow got a pass that let me into all the areas containing all the aerials and I could have got what I needed

I think this is Gerry's page here: http://www.nmra.org.au/tyersvalley/Tyers-Tram.html John

Iain, Regarding aerial photos, many years ago when working in the VR I used to access the aerial photos when designing signalling arrangements. Whilst the photos were re-shot every now and then,

Dear Frank, Scott, Reseachers, Modellers, NG Logging Tramway fans all, Scott, there were also plans, the "usual" photos, and some background info in a back-to-back pair of issues of the NMRA

Hello Guys On the subject of Victorian timber tramway rarities, are there any photos or sketches of Ezards diesel, I have only ever seen one photo and there is not enough of the loco shown to make

Hello Scott, An article on this strange locomotive was published in "Light Railways" No.42, Summer 1972-73. This included a scale drawing of the loco as designed, and a number of photographs of the

Hi all, I read with interest a request for information and drawings of the ill- fated Harman locomotive in the Feb.issue of the Australian model railway magazine.Has there been much published about

It may also be of interest that the latest issue of Narrow Gauge Downunder has an article on this locos restoraion. Brad --- CNsylvester <kensuzy@...>

I visited the Krauss over the weekend and work has progressed well since October 2004 when she arrived from Brisbane. Worth noting that it being cosmetically restored, however detailed and articulate

"Light Railways" No.71 is still available from the LRRSA. See the following web page for

Brad, There is a 1931 diagram of Neath (as well as every junction & station on the SMR) on the ARHS CD. The 1931 diagram of Neath shows a trailing crossover between the SMR main lines between the

Dear Stuart, Thanks for that. Do you know of any "current" pics? Happy Researching, Aim to Improve, Prof Klyzlr unrestored

Re: Sheffield wheelset Posted by: "Nick Tompkin" Wed Jan 17, 2007 3:06 pm (PST) Hi, I think I can assist with this (at least to a degree) as my Father is something of an expert on this

Hi Iain, Good basis for a layout with all those RTR wagons Yes indeed. The manufactures must have known what I was planning :-) Now if only could bring out the 10 class again. I got the last two

Morning, Gt an email from Greg Adam's asking about MAROOCHY. After a few confusing emails which finally revealed we were talking about different ones :-) I finally offered to ask on this

Mcsawdust, I defintitely have not seen any copies of Light Railways from 1981. I would not know where to access a copy as I live almost 300 km from Melbourne, so any details you could send me would

It's still in Melbourne, still owned by M McEwan, still in an unrestored condition. Regards Stuart Thyer

Roderico, The tramway was probably that operated by McCashney and Harper from 1937 to 1947. There is a history of it in Light Railways No71 (Jan 1981). If you can' get a copy I would be happy to