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Locomotives

A small selection of unique Locomotives that are ideally suited to this railway. Most of these are kitbashed from commercial brands, some are scratch built. All have on board battery, R/C and sound, others will be added progressively.
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Geof's Stainz kitbashed into a Quarry Loco. The initial Stainz prior to 'kitbashing'.


Railmotor RM55 "Red Fred" on a visit to S&TR - The prototype Red Fred.


Ex Cairns Mulgrave Tramway, 4-6-0 since de-commissioned by BTR, refer to PB15 Class below.
The Bachmann motor block was re-used to make the PB15.


Gang "Tric" - Perway gang maintenance car with skeleton rail (log) cars in tow.


Gang "Tric" No. 2 - Perway gang tric with flat trailer.


D16 tank loco, ex QR, was a Bachmann Big Hauler, on-board battery, R/C and sound.


The B12 1/2 is a blend of Bachmann parts, it has on-board battery, R/C and sound.


Timber Tramway "Dunkirk" Loco built on an Aristo-Craft Motor Block.

After considering; Shay, Climax and Heisler Locos, Geof decided on a DUNKIRK loco.
In fact, a B Class Dunkirk [V2 in the cab floor] loco.
The Dunkirk is easier to model and is unique, few modellers have one.


Ex QR, DH Class, Bo-Bo Diesel. Model is built on Aristo-Craft RS3 motor blocks.


1620 Class (Ex QR) Co-Co type diesel. The model is built on USA Trains SD40 motor blocks.


The 2800 Class (Double Cab) Co-Co Diesel. Model is built on Aristo-Craft Co-Co motor blocks.


The model of a 1924 version PB15 steam locomotive built on a Bachmann 4-6-0 motor block.


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