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all frost scenes are shot in northern england, mainly yorkshire (wakefield bus station and wakefield bus depot appear in one episode)

damens, the shortest platform --- old post above --- --- new post below --- and, dent the highest mainline station

hello it would be a pleasure to invite every body to the 49th annual wakefiel model railway exhibition layout that will be there include: - long preston, 1920's midland(final appearance) - upsan downs, 1940's southern - buffalo river, 1930'3 america - eagle rock, 1940's colorado -...

bring back the woodhead route

leeds has almost all of it's platforms split into letters

this weekend is tha annual gargen railway exhibition for the yorkshire section of the 16mm association at elsecar heritage centre http://www.yorkshire.16mm.org.uk/elsecarshow.html

well to be honest i don't know the difference between them all just by the front cover and thats the only MSTS out of many shops that i came across

yesterdat i bought MSTS and was disappointed after hearing mostly good things from a lot of websites. but it was rubbish, compared to what i already have (TRS2006)

or you could visit the clubhouse which is open from 7:30pm on monday and friday nights most weeks

photos from the internet

a signal box built by the midland railway for the junction at goosehill

well, the other day i was looking through various image websites and came across one from the late 80's of the box in ruins. yesterday i went to see what is left of goosehill signal box, and it was like discovering treasure. alot of the foundation stones and timbers as well as side panels...

what it should be, original condition and safe but some bits of stone work are missing and theres a lot of damp which could cause minor erotion because the building is made of sandstone

PR1berske "No, you see, that's just what Wakefield looks like......" no YOU see, i know it's not supposed to look like that

has anyone seen a station building in worse condition than wakefield kirkgate? the last time i was there i noticed it was actually unsafe, mould, moss, top stones hanging over the edge and huge cracks in the wall.

route : oxford, did you ever get a chance to use the lineside shed as your den

not much at the moment, but i've found a few large pieces of lino which i'll get round to putting them on soon --- old post above --- --- new post below --- now back to my original post, has anyone else got or had some sort of railway structure as their den ?

soon wakefield kirkgate (argueably the most delapidated station) and normanton will get improvements. kirkgate will get new canopys, a foot bridge and the island platform spine wall will be taken down. normanton will just get a foot bridge

well sort of, it's wide but shallow and the majorority of the ballast has been pushed into piles at the side

anyway, what's WIP ?