This section seems a bit lonely. So here are a couple of my 7mm builds.

First up is a JM kit of the Fowler (Stanier built) 2-6-4-T. (I built this last year and just sold it. (It did not fit in well on my layout.




These are two of a rake to go with Liverpool & Manchester loco 'Lion' I scratch built a few years back.

I made a master of one side then resin cast the other sides. (The coach sides then made so fine 7mm narrow gauge coaches for my own layout.




These are the coach sides adapted for narrow gauge. The loco is a white metal kit I produced at the time.




A shot of my old 7mmnarrow gauge line. It ran around an 18' x 8' shed and out into the garden 20' to a return loop.

Thanks for showing those. It is good to see more posts in the larger scales section.

During my O gauge days I also did some narrow gauge, but not as extensive as yours! very nice.

Lastest loco off my WB for the layout. This is from the Mercian range.

Powered by a Mashima 1833 though a 40:1 gearbox.

Keep the pictures coming i love looking at 7MM stuff

A Midland Compound finally finished and now on it's way to the new owner for him to paint.

(This photo picked up the slightly crooked s/box dood handrail. Straighten before despatch)



This a little workhourse on my layout. A Scorpio kit. I quite like these kits. Has dummy inside valve gear too.

Superb.
Love the pannier, almost looks like 1:1 scale.

Here's another of my locos in service on PEN Y CWM. Built from a JM kit and using the Slater's motor/gearbox unit.

Twins on PEN Y CWM, though not identical you will notice. 1420 is a Scorpio kit t'other is from a Warren Sheperd kit.

None of those kits were available when I was in O gauge. - But anyway, they are from the wrong railway for me, being an LNER fan.

Another addition to the layout. This is a GWR Milk Van Dia 013. Constructed from the Blacksmith range.

Hi all. Here is the latest two locos on the roster at PEN-Y-CWM. The coal tank I finished today.



This little saddle tank was also fully finished last w/end after having to wait a couple weeks for the cab plates to arrive.

Brilliant. The coal tank looks great.

Those coal tanks look so distinctive (as do other LNWR ones). And I love little saddle tanks.

Thanks guys.

I just may have to find an excuse to run more LNWR locos on PEN-Y-CWM (running down from Chester area)

As you know those little locos which are so full of character are a favourite of mine too. I am struggling to find an excuse to run more from Angenoria.
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What a fabulous viewing this thread has made.

Thank you for putting the pictures up.

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