BRON HEBOG
Bron Hebog Gallery
Bron Hebog
appearing at Model Rail Scotland February 2022
These pictures were taken while
Bron Hebog
was first being exhibited in Woking in September 2014
(Thanks to Jonathan Walsh and Graham Cole for allowing us to use their pictures)
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Fence Line Advances
Himself is going through a spell of multi-tasking. As well as painting the Observation Car 150 and upgrading the bogies of some of the old...
Saddle Up
Bits of Welsh Pony are starting to come together now. The saddle tank and the main frame, which you've seen on here in recent days, h...
Dropsy
Every so often at an exhibitions, if you're listening closely while watching Bron Hebog you'll hear the tell-tale sound of a hand he...
How Long Can We Wait?
The FR has a long and noble tradition of the temporary becoming the almost-permanent. Consider the New Moelwyn Tunnel portals as one of the ...
Not Seiont
At last my mole has come up with the goods and I have a document which appears to be an outline plan for the new WHR observation carriage, w...
Going Dotty
A little experiment while I am between bigger modelling projects. There's not much more can be done on the ballast wagons until the bo...
Ballast Wagon Kit
So I've started work on my second resin kit project. The follow up to the DZ wagons is going to be the NG Y ballast wagons, of which t...
MOTW - NGG16 ???
This is the loco which kicked off our adventure in modelling the Welsh Highland around 15 years ago. It is an unusual Model Of The Week...
Minffordd Update: What's New in 2024
An update to this blog is severely overdue, it appears. I hadn't realised it had been so long since I had last posted. There's bee...
On The Move
It occured to me while we were packing up the layout at Railex a few weeks ago that you might be vaguely interested in seeing how we transpo...
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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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