Myrtle wins through
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Every good railway needs a snow plough -you just need to set to and make one then you can run in the white stuff - go for it
bingban 2 years ago
Its the real Talyllyn green
bingban 2 years ago
Thanks for the comment. The snow plough is simpley a 3 inch rainwater pipe cut and shaped - I thought the curlover might be too much and the snow was melting some but not all that deep. Probably struggle with anything over 2 inch deep
bingban 2 years ago
great snowplow i need to make one for ragleaf when it come out
MrTllr 2 years ago
Hurray for Myrtle!! Lovely snowplough, and I like the colour of the Russell. Super job!
ColumbineMHLR 2 years ago
So moving. I need to modify my snowplough for next year so that the blades go right over through 180 degrees over the top like your's. That seems to do a better job at cutttting the snow! Bravo!
DebenValleyLightRail 2 years ago