December Meeting 2017

Hey hey, the last S scale meeting for 2017 was a real show with close to (if not over) 40 members in attendance. Some great examples of modelling was on display and a bit of christmas cheer was generously provided by Trevor Burke, thank you. We also got a visit from Santa which was very unexpected. Apologies for the lack of photos tonight, for me it has been a long day but if I don't do this now, I won't remember in the morning so I apologise in advance if I miss captioned or didn't credit someone where credit is due. I'd like to take this opportunity to wish all of you a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Happy Hanukkah, etc. and a Great New Year. Safe travels for those travelling over the break and I look forward to what new and exciting modeling has been done during the holidays at the January 2018 meeting. For now I'll leave you with some photos from tonight's meeting to provide you with inspiration. Take care.

Trevor Burke's beautiful trial of the stone water tank towers typical of the Murchison region which he intends to model in future.

A great model of a stone hut.

An X Class Models/Double G Models V class.

An X Class Models/Double G Models V class with several scratch-built wagons including a V van, GH and a Z van from card.

The first test run of Marbelup Model's 3D printed XB Ore hopper.

Two GA Models tank wagons beautifully finished by Greg Aitken.

Charles De Bruin's latest completed kit of a RailWest S class the large tender.

Another of Charles De Bruin's completed locos is this RailWest Z class shunter.

Charles De Bruin's S class.

Charles De Bruin's PMR class.

Doug Firth's House based on one in Jarrahdale. 

Some early RailWest G wagons showing the difference in materials used in comparison to kits currently being released. 

Some early RailWest G wagons showing the difference in materials used in comparison to kits currently being released.

A close up of the level of detail on some of Doug Firth's models.

A commonwealth bogie displayed by Graham Watson.

More various bogies displayed by Graham Watson.

Murray Hartzer's extensive rake of DC Vans.

More prototyping of Westrail Model's 3D printed F class.

The houses of the early workers in the Yarloop township. 

More line-side models by Westrail Models.