Narrow Gauge World | October 26
In this month's edition of Narrow Gauge World, our unrivalled news coverage is led by two major stories – news that a unique quarry electric locomotive is to run again and in India the latest disaster on the Darjeeling line with a loco shed roof collapse.
Our features include the first of a three-part study of the narrow gauge lines of India by James Waite. Jon Marsh recalls not taking no for an answer to film the last days of steam in the Welsh quarries, and Michael Farr marks 70 years of volunteering on the first of them all, the Talyllyn Railway.
The all-narrow gauge news runs to 11 pages, plus modelling including a miniature line in miniature, the essential dates to ensure you can get some late season action in October, and much more, all, in Narrow Gauge World.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Narrow Gauge World October 26.