At The Miniature Railway Spectacular, The Portable Railway Club (PRC) arrived at the @GCRofficial to lay some 1,300ft (400m) of temporary line in the goods yard at Quorn & Woodhouse Station Leicestershire.
Featuring a great gathering of Steam and Diesel locomotives it made for a unique sight as they ran alongside their full sized counterparts, visitors to the #Rail200 event could get a ticket to ride their choice of locomotive at whichever scale they wished !.
The PRC showcased their "Jubilee Track" with 7 1/4" and 5" gauge trains, including goods trains, sidings, and passing loops.
My film begins with a green diesel passing by before we see a full sized engine leaving the station and a smaller engine picking up passengers in the foreground.
Focusing on the miniature railway we see several trains making their way around the track followed by a diesel and another steam engine named red dragon.
At a crossing the green diesel makes another appearance tooting its horn loudly as it passes through, next we see the "driver for a fiver" loop as a steam engine backs into a siding.
A grey and yellow diesel then passes before a wide shot features even more locomotives travelling around the layout.
Two engines pass in parallel before we pan across to a full sized engine leaving the station.
The last scene sees the red dragon pulling back to pick up more passengers and set off on another loop.
Featuring a great gathering of Steam and Diesel locomotives it made for a unique sight as they ran alongside their full sized counterparts, visitors to the #Rail200 event could get a ticket to ride their choice of locomotive at whichever scale they wished !.
The PRC showcased their "Jubilee Track" with 7 1/4" and 5" gauge trains, including goods trains, sidings, and passing loops.
My film begins with a green diesel passing by before we see a full sized engine leaving the station and a smaller engine picking up passengers in the foreground.
Focusing on the miniature railway we see several trains making their way around the track followed by a diesel and another steam engine named red dragon.
At a crossing the green diesel makes another appearance tooting its horn loudly as it passes through, next we see the "driver for a fiver" loop as a steam engine backs into a siding.
A grey and yellow diesel then passes before a wide shot features even more locomotives travelling around the layout.
Two engines pass in parallel before we pan across to a full sized engine leaving the station.
The last scene sees the red dragon pulling back to pick up more passengers and set off on another loop.
