The Engineering Consultant managed to grab a few pictures of it while he was in Minffordd yard on business.
I suppose now I’m going to have to try and make a tiny kettle.
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I note it has been nearly two years since I posted in this blog, and my return here today is because I reminded myself that it's coming ... -
For small layout Minffordd has quite a lot of buildings on it. Some of them are large, some are very small. For some of them their purpose... -
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With more than a month to spare before our appearance at Model Rail Scotland the great news is that Himself has completed the project to ex... -
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Our BR Sulzer Type 2 - or Class 24 as most of us probably call them - is one of the staples of our Cambrian fleet on Minffordd . It's a... -
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When we set out to make Minffordd it was with the intention to make as much use of ready-to-run rolling stock as we could. That may seen an...
About Me
- Rob Waller
- Broadcaster, writer and railway modeller. Best known for the 009 Festiniog Railway layout 'Dduallt' which I built with my father David in the early 1990's and which is still making appearances on the exhibition circuit.
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