"What's that new-fangled contraption?" wondered Duke.

1600 followers???? here's an update on culdee in trainz (finally) thank you guys so much

the best intro for a childrens show ever

Ex LNWR Prince of Wales 4-6-0 Falaba near Trumpington on a Bletchley- Cambridge freight in 1939 📸 unknown

spent hours a day doing this as a kid btw

This has to be one of Keith Wickham's best performances in the whole show. Skarloey has so much gravitas and mysticism in his voice that you, just like Thomas, are itching to find out more about this reclusive engine, complete with stellar music to accompany this pivotal moment.

i've missed blender

My magnum opus

mid sodor if it was green

The Vera Wee engines bring the ballast done from the hills

Been working more on the Gordon's Hill area, I done much more work than this already, but forgot to show thes WIP photos earlier!

A lengthy mixed train consisting mostly of cattle wagons leaves Ballinluig, the junction for the former Highland Railway branch to Aberfeldy, on 23 August 1961, hauled by 0-4-4T No 55217, a Caledonian design dating from 1900. This line lost its passenger services in May 1965.

Stephenson's Ballast✨🚂 Back again with another Gunvor and Peter Edwards artwork, lemme know ya thoughts!^^ #TAFcollab2025

One of I.W. Boulton's strangest creations was Rattlesnake, cobbled together from a traction engine & named for the sound & look of its chains. Its first job was grinding mortar for the new LNWR station at Stockport in 1864 & was sold in January 1884 to Trehowel Colliery for £100.

A secret temporary resident in the collection: Toby! Originally made by Suddery Station Master, now under PeterSam04's ownership

Meh.

Here is the original, it was used in a school text book about China Clay!