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Mick Moir's 3" scale Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies engine |
"Wombat" is a tidy little 0-4-0ST in 7.25" gauge |
This is just one of the many stationary engines built over the years by Stu Martyn |
Col Puzey's ride-in hydraulic drive tram is popular with the kids and their parents |
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Stu Martyn takes a lady for a spin in his Ford Quadricycle |
Bob Lukin's 6" Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies engine was the largest at the weekend |
This huge model of a UP gas turbine locomotive was built by Frank Ryan |
Lindsay Lockhart ran this flour mill from his 6" Wallis & Steevens traction engine |
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A few of the larger engines lined up in the Bunbury club's steaming bays |
Ron Collins' 3" scale Ruston Proctor SD engine - a rarity in model form |
Jeff Clifton's 7.25" gauge WAGR 2-6-2 takes a break near the station |
Graham Pailthorpe sets his Sunshine baler up ready to operate from his 6" Wallis & Steevens traction engine |
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A marine steam engine built by Doug Baker |
Mike Crean's 7.25" NSW 44 class loco can be remotely controlled from his laptop computer |
Alan Holt tries his 6" Wallis & Steevens engine on the sled in the tractor pull |
Steve Reeves' 5" gauge WAGR PMR class locomotive "Helen" |