The Greywood Miniature Railway has been built as a private garden railway at the home of John Samuel. It has six stations and 15 x 7.25 gauge locomotives. Shots from miniature train along tracks M/S man in miniature signal box, pulls levers. M/S engine being oiled...
The Greywood Miniature Railway has been built as a private garden railway at the home of John Samuel. It has six stations and 15 x 7.25 gauge locomotives. Shots from miniature train along tracks M/S man in miniature signal box, pulls levers. M/S engine being oiled at depot. Small boy putting coal into fire. Various shots of the miniature train going round track and of children as they get on and off. Shots of the miniature train station signs, going through the tunnel.
M/S engine being filled with water, driver with watering can. Man working tiny turn table mechanism, tank engine and truck going across. M/S level crossing with children's train passing through. Train coming towards camera and children waving at goods train driver. M/S children's train passes camera and goes off down the track.
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