[flyingfifer2005]

No doubt most people will know that No 9 was kept at Lochty for a number of years before moving back on to at that time B.R metals based at a good shed at Kirkcaldy. However, where are all of the Lochty gang these days ! Most of us had nick names such as "The Wuds" / "The Murr" / "The Bod" / "Westy" / "Hogweed" / "Boogie" (aka me).

If any one knows where every one is now, let me know.

[kettlefan]

Originally Posted by flyingfifer2005

No doubt most people will know that No 9 was kept at Lochty for a number of years before moving back on to at that time B.R metals based at a good shed at Kirkcaldy. However, where are all of the Lochty gang these days ! Most of us had nick names such as "The Wuds" / "The Murr" / "The Bod" / "Westy" / "Hogweed" / "Boogie" (aka me).

If any one knows where every one is now, let me know.

I have an article in a late 70s Railway Modeller about this railway, describing it as a "12 inches to the foot layout, operated by a super detailed Hornby Dublo A4"

do you remember the guy with the rail mounted car?

[flyingfifer2005]

Yes I do, and traveled many miles on on it, however think theres no point in this string continuing ..................... with respect unless there had been people like me the "12 inches to the foot layout" would not have exististed

[kettlefan]

Originally Posted by flyingfifer2005

Yes I do, and traveled many miles on on it, however think theres no point in this string continuing ..................... with respect unless there had been people like me the "12 inches to the foot layout" would not have exististed

uh oh, I haven't offended you have I? if I did I apologise, I had absolutely no intention of. The whole "12 inches" rubbish is just how I learned about the railway in the first place, I wasn't knocking it, I admire you all for building it!!