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@domeinic.bsky.social

gay train modeller and furry from the czech republic also on twitter https://x.com/DomeinicD

"Really well organised and planned out, and what a delight the weather was too!! Ace, a real credit to the railway and everyone involved." 'A Day in the Midlands', our first Photo CharTR was a great success, recreating scenes from the 60's and 70's with No.5 'Midlander'. #HeartofGold

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Hi all, I feel I need to discuss this. A fair warning to my followers, this does discuss some explicit topics. I've put my thoughts in the screenshot below, further screenshots can be seen in the rest of the thread. Thanks for reading. 1/3

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Hi all, I feel I need to discuss this. A fair warning to my followers, this does discuss some explicit topics. I've put my thoughts in the screenshot below, further screenshots can be seen in the rest of the thread. Thanks for reading. 1/3

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Tonight's new engine, a very late birthday gift to @tigerhawk7109 the British Railways class 77/EM2! These electric locomotives were built for the Woodhead Line. Irl these were sold to the Netherlands in 1979, but things played out a bit differently in my AU.

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Co Durham, 1962 A Darlington bound service calls at a cold and snowy West Auckland. I bet it’s lovely and warm on that DMU ❄️❄️❄️ 📷 P Jay

Co Durham, 1962

A Darlington bound diesel multiple unit calls at a cold and snowy West Auckland

In 1851, the Semmering Trials were held in Austria. Lesser known than the Rainhill Trials, the Semmering Trials advanced the development of articulated locomotives. This was the early stages of the articulated locomotive, and like any early locomotives, these were wacky designs.

A 4-4-0+0-6-0. Yes that's right. The tender is powered also, with six coupled wheels because why not.This is an... Uh... It's kind of like a double Fairlie but with a tender and some weird jackshaft drive.A Mallet type tank engine but also with some added weirdness and outside frames... For some reason.No this is not one of those exaggerated Victorian depictions. This engine had an oval boiler and tiny weeny driving wheels.