Newton Abbot to Exeter local Passenger Train travelling through Dartmoor.
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2023
- An all stations stopping train travelling between Newton Abbot and Exeter through some iconic scenery in about 1926 as highlighted in the Dartmoor Diorama at Pendon Museum.
Simply beautiful.
Thank you John. We appreciate your great comment.
absolutely stunning scenery and models
Thank you, we are really pleased you enjoyed this video. Thank you for viewing.
Superb model making, scenery etc. I do love all things Pendon. ❤
Thank you @DaiElsan We really appreciate your kind comments. Stay tuned for some more interesting releases during the year....
Despite assertions by some cetain modellers in the USA, THIS is THE epitome of railway mdelling bar NONE.
Thank you for your great endorsement, it is much appreciated by all of our volunteer modellers who try hard to bring the past back to life for future generations to enjoy.
Agreed! I live in Canada and have seen many American and Canadian layouts but they cant hold a candle to Pendon Its the lack of historical details that let them down, the likes of Dartmoor and The Vale scene such scenic views let alone the details in the buildings,farms and villages.
Pendon will ALWAYS be my personal standard of excellence to aim for, but never reach. Indeed, there are (or, alas, have been but are no more) some very fine US layouts which also inspire me - but there's something uniquely different about Pendon, both the Vale of the White Horse and the Dartmoor scenes, and the Madder Valley. Having John Ahern's masterpiece on display beside their own marvels perfectly displays how far the hobby has come in 70 years.
Always enjoy these very much.
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Nice interesting video, this area is local to me and I always enjoy learning more about the history, regards Eddy
Thank you Eddy, your comments are very welcome. Do you ever come to the museum? If not, we would love to see you sometime soon.
Is it possible to buy commercial 1920's models? The only GWR I have seen is Hornby's later models.
Thank you for your question. we suggest you look at the new Rapido range of wagons where some are liveried in the 1920s period.
We hope you enjoyed the video.
Try the Triang clerestory coaches, in GWR, Engineering coach and the LNER Teaks, and then kit bash them into true models, thats what I do.