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"Windcutters" wherever there was coal, there always seemed to be a million of these lined up, waiting to carry the black diamonds, into power stations
Rokuhan, Japanese Z gauge, ready to run shorty layout
"Windcutters" wherever there was coal, there always seemed to be a million of these lined up, waiting to carry the black diamonds, into power stations
Re-painted Hornby 21 ton mineral wagons. One of them is quite ancient and started life in the private owner "Norstand" blue livery, while the other
Re-painted Plarail Lowmac wagon, with a Matchbox, skid steer shovel load. The Lowmac is a standard Tomy Thomas model, which came in green livery (th
Dogfish ballast wagon. This is a Cambrian, OO gauge body and a Lima, Seacow fence, combined with a Tomy chassis.
The Hornby tank wagon body is a good match in length and width, for the Plarail chassis, requiring very little work, other than trimming some plastic
Tomy Plarail - Eurostar. These were produced back in the 1990's as a three coach set. Some models have a black roof, while others have a blue roof.
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"Windcutters" wherever there was coal, there always seemed to be a million of these lined up, waiting to carry the black diamonds, into power stations

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