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    • The Railbus

      Posted at 1:50 pm by gatf, on November 7, 2022

      Something a bit different in the line of railway art with this one. No prototype for this, so all done from imagination, loosely inspired by the sort of railbus that was adapted from the Ford Model T rail busses used by Colonel Stephens on his light railways. Only very loosely though, this is larger, drives through a rear bogie, and there’s something French about the front… origins in a Renault truck of the 20, perhaps, but who knows.

      Actually there may be a practical purpose to this. One day, when time and space permit I’d like to get back to Railway Modelling. Something larger scaled and outside the usual run of proprietary models those, perhaps a fictional railway in the spirit of Philip Harvey’s splendid Amberdale, so this might be a sketch for some rolling stock and line side structures… maybe!

      All that aside, and with apologies for the semi-technical waffle, it was fun to do. Great fun to do a thoroughly detailed imaginary scene!

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        gpeppers

        November 7, 2022 at 3:22 pm

        I love the world your imagination lives in.

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