Hello all, At the last LRRSA Council Meeting it was agreed we should produce a fiftieth anniversary publication in "Light Railways" format which would partly be an updated version of the front

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 : /Frank's Folder/Fifty years of LRRSA.doc Uploaded

G'day All, It was reported on Monday Noght's ABC2 news that the timber mill at Alexandra is closing. This will be devastating to the inhabitnts, some of whom are our members. Regards Bill

That clears things up ... the 4WD group I'm in went to Walhalla and Matlock and Walhalla last Saturday (much better weather than it is today :-) ). While passing Walhalla station, there was another

It looks like Hawaii to me. John logo John Browning PO Box 99 Annerley 4103 Queensland Australia Phone +61 (0)7 3255 9084 Mobile 0407 069 199

Someone may be interested in this, item number 160516388232 on Ebay Cheers John

Thanks David. Will add to relavent info file I am ammasing. Henrik ________________________________ To: LRRSA@... Sent: Tue, 7 December, 2010 1:22:32 PM Subject: Re: [LRRSA]

-------------------------------------------------- From: "Henrik Dorbeck" <hdhj5862@...> Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 6:16 AM I don't have a photo or a drawing but can add: Gauge: 24"

I am posting this message on behalf of David Fletcher who is working on a book titled: "The Art & Architecture of American Locomotive Imports, 1876 - 1920". The book relates to imports to Australia

The Walhalla Goldfields Railway has recently taken delivery of an ex Queensland Railways DH class loco - DH37. At present it is at Walhalla and is still 3ft 6in gauge. An ABC video clip about it can

Henrik Try http://www.zelmeroz.com/albumquery/_search.php with Seymour and Baguley as search terms (individual searches, not both in the same search). Best wishes, Lynn -- Lynn Zelmer

John, Thanks heaps for that. Will get into it and have a good look. Regards Henrik Auckland, NZ ________________________________ To: LRRSA@... Sent: Sun, 5 December, 2010 4:58:14

Hi Henrik, All photos are now up. I have tried to set the album up as if you were doing a walk-around. known visible ILRMS mods, all grilles on the sides of the engine bay and in front of the

To clarify about the history of this type of locomotive: EE Baguley Ltd developed a range of larger narrow gauge diesels from 1946, an 0-4-0DM with Gardner 4LW engine of around 55hp (two went to

John and Scott, Thanks for your replies. What a fool I was- never even thought of the Cane Trains book (of which I have a copy). I have now located it and found the relavent drawings. Thank you

Hi Henrik, There was a line drawing General Arrangement in "Cane Trains" about the sugar Industry in Fiji. This book also had line drawings of a lot of the other equipment that operated in Fiji. There

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Henrik, I understand the Accucraft model closely resembles Baguley-Drewry 0-6-0 DH 3662, built in 1970 for CSR’s Lautoka Mill in Fiji and fitted with a 280hp GM 8V-71 engine. It was sent from

David, Thanks for your reply. The closest I can find is the Woodford Baugley. I was there in March and quite impressed with it. So much so that I managed to find an Accucraft model going spare. I had

The Baguley loco at Woodford is ex Mulgrave Mill 1, Baguley 3377 of 1953,Type BG6. Drewry Car Company Ltd (who were an agency) had nothing to do with this locomotive, which was supplied to the