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Class 142 TWPTE
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The Fell
Not a common model, was out and about doing its thing.
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Turbostar
Bachmann’s 170 might be showing its age now, but it still adds to a scene just nicely.
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Pacer
It might have all the detail of a pencil sketch, but there is a lot of charm in Hornby’s 142 model, I feel.
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EF510 Repair
Frustrated to find this exploded in a box and no one admitting to it. It’ll need $13 worth of parts so it’s not a big issue luckily.
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DD13 Restored
Bought secondhand with the side rail missing, it was a 2 year wait until parts became available. Well worth the wait though.
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Classical Drop
Inconclusive results, as nobody knows who, where or when it has happened. But you can imagine my shock as I pick up the box only to hear 4000 bits instead of one big one.
Couple broken tabs, but looks like it could be back on the rails I hope. But genuinely disappointed to be honest.
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The Crashed Singer
In 2023, the MRSB had to attend to an accident involving a Karaoke car on a local train. There were no immediate casualties, however one of the passengers had to be euthanised as her rendition of Take My Breath Away was absolutely bloody awful.
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Hopper Mad
The MSRB would like to impart that all safety advice in regards to knuckle couplers should be heeded. It should be noted by operators that poor trackwork and unlevel couplers can expose problems in any weak setup, often with messy consequences.
Here we look at the scene of the Georgetown crash of 2014 during the middle of the inquiry…
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2015 Heat Death
The MRSB thoroughly recommends investigating your layout electrical output before use. This DMU trip caused passengers to go temporarily blind as the internal lighting imitated the Sun. The issue was discovered as a sleeper train shorted out and melted at the bogie frames. The electrician responsible was sentenced to the electric chair,…
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