Pictures taken at Kew 1999.
Pictures were taken by Arthur Walker(AW), Dudley Hubbard(DH), Graham and Linda Cossins(GLC), Nik Barrie(NB), and Tony Bird(AB). Thanks for your efforts!

All photographers provided captions. I adapted / extended some of Arthur's and Tony's where extra information was available. Dudley's got lost somewhere in cyberspace so I've done my best. Graham's and Nik's I've left alone. Where the captions don't give enough (or incorrect) information you're welcome to mention it nicely on the list. DS.

AB
39. A coal-fired Garratt produced by John Campbell and belonging to Robert Griffiths, running on Tony Bird's Rhydypenau Light Railway. The engine is called "Hluhluwe" after a South African game park in Natal.

AB
38. Gaynor Bird (l.) and Hannah Capel looking at husband, Kees' latest acquisition, the Locomotion steam railcar. Could she be thinking: "He wanted this and I wanted Oxford Street"?

NB
37. Roundhouse "Lady Anne",  JD Models battery loco, and "Wagtail" by John Prescott, on shed at Kew Bridge.

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36. Young and older (says Nik Barrie, tactfully) watch 16mil in action

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35. "Linda" from DJB

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34. Bagnal "Wendy" - more pictures below.

NB
33. Locomotion "Cackler" belonging to Graham Cossin's seen on the London Group's layout.

DH
32. Kew Bridge layout, with two ladies in animated conversation. Can anybody fill in details of loco, stock etc.? Who's that hiding behind the station building? Anybody we know?

GLC
31. Kew Bridge Layout: The London group's layout, not entirely visible, hiding underneath the Brandbright stand.


GLC
30. Main Hall: A view of the main steam hall during the show, courtesy of the Museum, with the TME and Pearse stands in shot, along with the great static engines.


DH
29. The Water Pump at Kew.


AW
28. Not Roundhouse! Cylinder of the 90"engine.


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27. Controls of the 90" beam engine at Kew.


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26. Wrightscale WD Baldwin.


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25. "Excelsior" on the Wrightscale stand.


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24. Brandbright stand. Richard Longley exerting NO sales pressure. There seems to be enough interest without it!


DH
23. Robin Willis - That was the name of the file but to which person does it belong. (There is only one person in the picture with a beard... I wonder...???)


DH
22. "Wendy"


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21. "Wendy" - William Bickers-Jones added: it's a Bagnall, and it's being driven by Alison, who's surname I can't remember, but if you really want to know, I can find out!


AW
20. Builder's  plate on "Cloister".


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19. "Cloister" - Quarry Hunslet.


DH
18. "Cloister" - Quarry Hunslet


DH
17. British Railways Landrover


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16. Bruce Engineering stand with Bruce Davey.


DH
15. Rhydypenau Light Railway


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14. Rhydypenau Light Railway again. The Glyn Valley Tramway loco is battery powered and belongs to Tony Corbett.


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13. Tony & Gaynor Bird's Rhydypenau Light Railway.


DH
12. Vertical boilered locomotive - Richard Ough points out that it is a PPS Steam Models "De Winton" with wooden boiler lagging added.


AW
11. D&RGW loco Much advanced from last year - on the DJB stand.


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10. Perfect World stand.


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9. Roger Goodall of JD Models


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8. JD Models' stand.


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7. Glyn Valley Tramway Baldwin on MIke Beesons stand.


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6. Aerial view of same.


AW
5. Mike Beeson at his stand.


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4. TME Multi-function burner system - interchangeable coal, gas & meths modules.


AW
3. TME stand ...but what's the chap's name?


AW
2. Vale of Rheidol loco - Tolhurst Model Engineering. Production of second batch of these is now under way.


AW
1. e-Groupies at Kew L/R: Graham Cossins, Barry Reeves, Ron Mote.