Ewhurst Green model railway - Southern Railway Steam in Olive & Malachite Green liveries
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- Southern Railway Steam in Olive and Malachite Green liveries with visiting coaching sets:
6 Cor Set 329 (Maunsell High-Window) Lined Olive (carried 1933 to May 1940)
3 Cor Set 447 (Maunsell Low-Window) Plain Olive (carried July 1937 to December 1946)
4 Cor set 239 (Maunsell High-Window) Malachite Green (carried June 1946 to May 1949 when coaches revarnished with Gill Sans typeface)
Visiting locomotives: T9 no.312, 700 (Black Motor) no.325, E4 no.473 (was Birch Grove), V (Schools) no.907 ‘Dulwich’, C no.1294 & H2 (Brighton Atlantic) no.2421 ‘South Foreland’.
But wait!
There is more...
BR liveried H2 (Brighton Atlantic) no.32424 'Beachy Head' hauling Bulleid sets 5 Cor no.836 and 3 Cor no.832 on the Down line.
Set 832 carried Crimson Lake & Cream (with right-hand number position) 31st July 1952 to outshopping in Green from Lancing Works 7th February 1957; set 836 from 26th January 1953 to 6th March 1957.
Ewhurst Green is a fictional BR(S) 4mm=1' scale model railway which has its basis on several planned (but never built) railway schemes in Surrey (from Dorking) that may have served the villages of Ewhurst and Ewhurst Green (as a junction for Cranleigh and Guildford) on its route down through Midhurst to conceivable join the railway from Brighton along the coast of Southern England near to Havant, thence onto Portsmouth and Southampton.
Thank you to Signalman Luke for his much-appreciated support in enabling this video to be made, including a small sample of his large collection of Southern Railway stock.
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A lovely array of locos and coaches Cole. I loved the shot at 2:10, a great angle for seeing everything.
Dan, thank you - the Southern Railway stock is all from a friends collection and makes a superb change from my BR(S) stock. It is a nice angle and once the goods yard to the left is completed will get even more interesting - the baseboard will measure up to 5' wide! - Colin
@ewhurstgreen Fantastic Colin. Its looking very nice indeed. Good morning to you sir 🙏
14👍Wow !! Great presentation, Amazing look Dear , very beautiful , wonderful coverage , greetings from HONG KONG @richscenic
Thank you for your kind words - nice to hear from HK too!
Nice to watch as ever, KR, Philip
Philip, Thank You!
I'd taken a break from UA-cam to concentrate on some more historical coaching-set research on www.BloodandCustard.com, but also more Downside scenery.
Colin
Oh very nice. I love your trackwork, it really does look so well done. Also, we got to see more of the layout, woohoo! A great watch as always, all the best Dave.
Dave, Thank you!
Trackwork is SMP /Marcway laid to a correct sixfoot (46mm centres). I've previously avoided videos of the sections under construction and (after taking a UA-cam break) have completed the Down platform - need to start on the Up (groan).
Colin
@@ewhurstgreen Yep that sure does look realistic. I did a few section with 46mm track centres on my layout, but don't have enough straight sections to do it justice.
Most of Ewhurst Green is on a large sweeping curve through the station (which makes for interesting platform construction).
50mm centres are used on the non-scenic sections including the storage loops (Peco code 75).