A couple of Easters back I realised the line had no Easter Bunny (not counting the scale 4 meter high monsters who visit occasionally) so I downloaded a rabbit from Thingiverse and printed him. Here he is riding in luxury on a Binnie flat wagon…
A couple of Easters back I realised the line had no Easter Bunny (not counting the scale 4 meter high monsters who visit occasionally) so I downloaded a rabbit from Thingiverse and printed him. Here he is riding in luxury on a Binnie flat wagon…
@moelrhos @simonwood “luxury?” With his ears flapping in the wind, getting cold? Couldn’t the railway bump him to the first class compartment? At least for Easter!
@LoneLocust @moelrhos "Ears flapping in the wind" suggests a degree of optimism on speed that Rheilffordd Moel Rhos (and, to be fair, most narrow gauge railways) falls a long way short of.
Also "first class compartment" suggests optimism about our rolling stock that is not quite borne out by reality. Bunny is lucky there are boards right across the deck of the wagon…
@simonwood @moelrhos I guess it is true: the special effects in your minds eye are better than anything in reality.
My mind desperately needs to see that rabbit with his ears flapping behind him.