Coming on scene
Stopping at the platform
Pushing the coaches back to the loop and preparing to run round
Pushing the coach back to the platform
Preparing to leave
Off to Stranraer
The thru coach and fish van arrive from Carlisle
The loco runs round the train
The fish van is propelled down the spur to the quay
The thru coach prepares to depart
Back to Carlisle
Post 1945 this is anachronistic. There were thru coaches London-Turnberry and Edinburgh-Whithorn but they
disappeared during the war. There was fish traffic in the area but I doubt Drummore would have ever filled
a fish van. Coming of the railway would have ended traffic at the quay. I've applied a lot of modellers licence.
Coming on scene
Stopping at the station
Shunting
Outbound
Going off scene
Coming on scene - coal to fire the brickworks, sand to flux the clay, and vans for the bricks etc
Stopping at the station to check with the staff
Pulling the outbound wagons from the brickworks
Pushing the inbound wagons to the brickworks
Pulling the outbound wagons to the loop and preparing to run round
Preparing to depart
Back to Stranraer - the brick only runs because of the short loop a longer loop and single train would be more plausible.
The little wooden station building has two rooms a waiting room and ticket/parcels office
The Post Offices' motorcycle & side car and green post box
Goods Shed with drums, boxes etc in front
Good sheds on the platform only occurred when traffic was light
Side loading dock
