Welcome to Shepherds Quay a platform on a minor East Anglican branch due to fall to the Beeching Axe.
A platform is a staffed halt that handles parcels and mileage traffic.
The layout is set in the late 1950s-early 1960s and is operated by a mix of late steam and early diesel.
The name comes from Shepherd's Port between King's Lynn and Hunstanton though the layouts terrain is markedly bumpier.
Railcar Mixed Goods Panoramas of the layout
Railcar
Mixed
Goods
The goods collects out bound wagons from the spur.
The goods leaves out bound wagons on the quay siding
The googs pushes in bound wagons up the spur
The break van is picked up
The break van is left at the platform
The out bound vans from the mileage siding are collected
The vans are left coupled up to the break van
The inbound wagon is left on the mileage siding
The loco couples up to the out bound wagons
THe coal wagons are left by the barge
The goods train is coupled up
The goods train leaves for the next station
Panoramas
