After consultation with the TMO, and careful scrutiny of the video replays of the voting, the sponsors of this, the first such annual events on this site, are delighted to proclaim the winning design, by a clear majority in the popular on-line vote of 9 votes to 4, as “Endearing Creek Timber & Mining Co.”

The entries for the 2010-11 NZ120 Boxfile Layout Comptetition are now available for viewing and voting.  Voting will be open for four weeks and then the names of the entrants will be added to their entries and the winner announced.

The entries are:

• Endearing Creek Timber and Mineral Co.

• Rangiuru Passing Loop, East Coast Main Trunk, Bay of Plenty

Once you have reviewed the entries you can vote for your favourite.

This is one of two layouts submitted for the NZ120 Boxfile Layout Competition.  Please review this entry and the other entry and cast your vote. Voting will close on 10 August 2011 and the winner will be announced.  The names of those who entered will be revealed once voting is completed.

Rangiuru Passing Loop, East Coast Main Trunk, Bay of Plenty

 This is one of two layouts submitted for the NZ120 Boxfile Layout Competition.  Please review this entry and the other entry and cast your vote. Voting will close on 10 August 2011 and the winner will be announced.  The names of those who entered will be revealed once voting is completed.  

Concept

A classic, freelanced bush tram operation featuring timber, coal and gold ore extraction. Heavily inspired by the Charming creek tramway, on the Westcoast of the South Island.