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Brucetown
‘0’ Gauge Layout by Edinburgh & Lothians Miniature Railway Club.
Layout is based loosely on practices in Fife.
Page’s 24 - 29
Article consists of 6 pages, with 13 colour images, 1 layout plan and supporting text, covering background, construction, rolling stock, operation and a look to the future.
A large colour photo of WPR No. 15 in ‘0’ gauge is what is of interest to us.
Attached text: Wemyss Private Railway, ‘Austerity’ No. 15 brings a rake of coal wagons into the yard. The Forth rail bridge is just visible on the backscene.
Edinburgh & Lothians Miniature
Railway Club website.
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Images of Brucetown:
page 24: Private Owner wagons being unloaded on the coal drop.
Clayton Type 1 D8576 gets right of way to depart Brucetown in BR days.
page 25: Wemyss Private Railway ‘Austerity’ No. 15 brings a rake of coal wagons into the yard.
LNER J39 No. 2735 ready to depart with its passenger stock.
page 26: Colliery loco Edith assembles empties for return to colliery.
LNER J72 No. 1720 assembles a freight train in the goods yard.
Track plan and layout
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page 27: LNER J79 No. 1787 Shunts the cattle dock.
BR Sulzer Type 2 D7596 waits for the signals to clear.
page 28: An LNER delivery van leaves the yard on its round.
Modern times - BR Class 37, 37 012 Loch Rannoch, on PW duties.
page 29: LNER J72 No. 65825 backs onto its train of coal wagons.
Competition - the local bus service collects its passengers.
LNER J79 No. 1772 shunts the good yard.
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