This post goes a little bit off topic, but remains true to NZR.
Growing up as a children us kids got to play with alot of trains! Our father built each of us a locomotive to push around the Hornby tinplate track, every school holidays we built massive railways through the entire house, of which didn't impress mother who had a hell of a time navigating through a maze of children & trains! The kitchen was lino, and we called that water.. so naturally the kitchen became a port, and the dining room another connecting port. Sometimes if we pushed our luck we would run a main trunk down the hallway with branch lines to the bedrooms! Ahh countless hours of fun & making full use of your imagination..
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NZR rolling stock built on tinplate wagon chassis. |
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Younger brother Andrew posing with his Garret |
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Another good lineup! |
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This is how kids played in my day, *note the absence of playstations/tv's |
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The good old days! |
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Showing off the shipping fleet, many many hours of meccano! |
Awesome! My first train set was a Hornby "Devious Diesel" layout my uncle put together with my grandfather... circa 1990 I think. Sadly I don't have any pics of it.
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