the Wiggly Cross
light railway
Please be aware that this page is under construction,
and will be getting some messing about with in the near future.
and will be getting some messing about with in the near future.
A venerable Prince Locomotive enjoying an afternoon run out. Model by Archangel.
Welcome to Arthur's Wiggly Cross Light Railway. This line is quite expansive and features a significant amount of handbuilt trackwork, all of which works impecably. The Railway has several stations one of which is a junction to a long branch line. All of the structures on the line are either scratchbuilt or heavily modified commercial products.
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A nice low level shot of the slate works, with some steaming up going on in the background.
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A rather nice 7/8's scale Hunslet, i am sorry don't have any further details
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One of Arthur's wonderful creations, a radio controlled low loader carrying an Archangel Russell loco.
Accucraft Baggy on Tour up the branch line
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A notable worthy, Harvey Watkins, loco builder par excellence, in conversation with one of our visitors
Two Tom Rolts! Not something you see every Day!!!
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A Magic example of 3D printing, this is Terry's 7/8's scale tramway coach
Another veiw of Terry's 7/8's scale tramway coach
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A Finescale Quarry Hunslet with four wheel coaches
And again, from behind the summerhouse
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An early Beck Anna
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The Beck Anna, Front 3/4 view
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Pat is a big fan of Tram Locos, this is one of his newer ones.
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Jim Wild's Firefly 7/8 loco hauling a coal waggon made from resin castings made from masters made by Jim.
A couple of general photos
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Another of Pat's unique locos, Bunbury built by John Singer.
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A different Beck Anna
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Jim Wild's Merlin Mayflower progressing past the berries
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A lovely modified Locomotion Models Steam railcar
Arthur checks on his converted Bachmann Lyn.
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Finescale Dolgoch with a Corris coach in the main station
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A bit of a Talyllyn thing going on here methinks!
More to come!
More to come!
