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Inspiration has arrived

Posted: Thu Nov 21, 2013 10:31 pm
by Big Jim
I have just received my self purchased Christmas pressies today. The two books that I brought for myself a few days ago have come.
They are Iron Sherpa vol. 1 and the Darjeeling Garrett and the locomotive it tried to replace.
Sadly the current wife has confiscated them both in order to wrap them and hide them for the next five weeks!
Before they were snatched from my grasp I did manage to have a quick flick through them both.
The DHR Garrett book is a mine of information on both this loco and the Class B. It is basically a book of diagrams and is ideal for us modellers.
I am still after a copy of the second Iron Sherpa book which I think will be more useful as it contains more information on the DHR stock. But vol. 1 still promises to be a damn good read.
I think that once the West Wales Narrow Gauge Rly. (Gwili valley extension) is build a few Indian Locos may appear.

Posted: Thu Nov 21, 2013 11:03 pm
by Peter Butler
Indian locos will feel right at home in your terrain Jim.

Has the digger done its work yet?

Posted: Thu Nov 21, 2013 11:13 pm
by Big Jim
Booked for the weekend of the 7th of December. The emergency services have been notified.

Posted: Thu Nov 21, 2013 11:16 pm
by Peter Butler
If you manage to completely close the road we can organise an alternative rail shuttle service on the Gwili.

Re: Inspiration has arrived

Posted: Fri Nov 22, 2013 1:19 am
by Peter L
Big Jim:92089 wrote:I have just received my self purchased Christmas pressies today. The two books that I brought for myself a few days ago have come.
They are Iron Sherpa vol. 1 and the Darjeeling Garrett and the locomotive it tried to replace.
Sadly the current wife has confiscated them both in order to wrap them and hide them for the next five weeks!
Before they were snatched from my grasp I did manage to have a quick flick through them both.
The DHR Garrett book is a mine of information on both this loco and the Class B. It is basically a book of diagrams and is ideal for us modellers.
I am still after a copy of the second Iron Sherpa book which I think will be more useful as it contains more information on the DHR stock. But vol. 1 still promises to be a damn good read.
I think that once the West Wales Narrow Gauge Rly. (Gwili valley extension) is build a few Indian Locos may appear.
I've been dropping hints to my fiance about the DHR Garrett Book as a Christmas present too. It looks a treat :D

Posted: Fri Nov 22, 2013 9:46 am
by Big Jim
I think iron sherpa is going to be one of those books that you need a good fire, a few hours peace and a large pot of tea to really enjoy.
If your other half is going to get you one the DHR soc. Has them reduced at the moment.