Hello again Rammy. Thanks for your continual support.

A nice Simple Job Passengers can get on there way. Thank You.

I like to keep them interesting robmerlo.

interesting shunting moves thank you

Thank you again for your feedback pjohnandlyns.

Hi N.S. Short n sweet again with no problems.

Good evening arktiem!
Good morning down here.
I am very lucky here with regards to railway events and infrastructure. We have a very good museum, preserved steam line in the hills - and Whiteman Park, all very close.
Great you enjoyed another dose of 'hydraulics'. I always tend to go slower also ha ha.
Well you may not have noticed but I bought a new route on the final day of the sale, and published my first scenario on it. Have a look to see if it interests you, as you have a few hours left in the sale. It is N.S1241. It includes an area very close to my heart - and the DMU I probably travelled on the most in the area. I lived there from 1968-1974. Cheers
I'll check the link later.

Another great hydraulic run! I know you recommended 15 mph, but I only went 12 to enjoy all the goings on around the yard and, there was a lot to see! Just superbly crafted and lots of fun. I am also extremely envious of you... those links to the railroading events coming up for you sound like it will be a super blast! I wish I could be there! Unfortunately, I have very little in my area to enjoy. There's the Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railroad's (https://www.lrhs.com) Santa Train I might be able to make... if not there's always the Spring time. I do hope you & the family are feeling better (so you can enjoy that train even!). Take care and thanks for another fantastic run!

It does look like a microwave ha ha. I noticed that in the cab.
Thanks guenter.weber46. Great you enjoyed this one too.

Nice little shunting job. The BR 35 is nice to drive and there is always something warm to eat from the oven.
Thank you very much!