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What are your fondest memories of the railway? For myself, it would be going up to Bo'ness and Kinneil preservation railway when I was younger and getting to ride on the cab of one of the locomotives.

I don't know of it, so I have not

Setting would be a small Scottish town, with the train just passing through, as for era, it's going to vary, though I'd be running with the Class 47 "Doncaster Enterprise" which, AFAIK, is from the 80s

I recently started modelling in N gauge, and I was wondering what a rake of Royal Mail TPO would be made up of. Thanks in advance, Jordan

Do you have an FA account?

I was making a joke at how if you're at the front, you will arrive faster because the front of the train reaches the station slightly before the rest.

It's simple, if you're at the front of the train, you get to the station a few seconds faster than everyone else!

Which video would this be? Could you link me, please?

What are the main differences between the Gresley A1 and A3? I've been wondering for a while.

It's fine, I found the link you attached very helpful :)

Ah, sorry, had meant with anything personal (name, location etc.) covered - just wondered what it would generally look like, that's all

As the title suggests, I'm wondering whether there is an id card for train drivers, and if so, please post a picture of one, as I'm wondering what they look like, thanks! -Jordan Sorry if this is in the wrong thread EDIT: Nevermind, found it, thanks to AngusH

Old Street (London underground)

Dalry

Dalry

Dalry

The restoration of 37025 at the Bo'ness and Kinneil heritage railway. It still needs a lot done, as told in Railways Illustrated issue 139, September 2014, and it seems that the amount to be done is endless. Nevertheless, this loco deserves the £500, just because it's a class 37. :)

Tidmouth

Hag Fold

Rugby