My sound Eureka 620 has arrived at last! It sounds as good as it looks, and one of these days I'll give it a little light weathering.

4429 arrives with a fruit train.

4429 drifts into Lambing Flat yard with a general goods. 3610 waits for a clear road to depart into the single line section to Wombat, once 4429's train is safely tucked away "in the clear". 3610 will not be able to depart until the electric staff carried on 4429 has been "sunk" and another one extracted from the instrument and issued to 3610's driver. Allowing a small amount of "scale time" to pass between moves, and allowing time for procedures such as "doing the brakes", all help to make a small layout like Lambing Flat seem much larger than it actually is.

4429 glides across the level crossing at the western end of the yard

Weathered Austrains 442

Trax 48 body with K&M chassis in the process of being detailed as 4820 with original parallel sided exhaust stack

Partially complete 4820.

"Lambing Flat"s Station Master appears to be copping it from an irate passenger as 4429 glides past.

Weathered Trainorama 44 and Austrains 442 haul a wheat train through Lambing Flat

Heavy power comes to "Lambing Flat", weathered Austrains 44203 helping out during the wheat season.

The other side of 4429, caught in the glow of the setting sun ;-)

Trainorama 44 class weathered. Its so easy these days with models of this quality!