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Active Member 37 posts AGWRAILWAY Active Member 37 posts
AGWRAILWAY

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Here is the first run of my Operation Lifesaver units.  These GP15’s saw hard service and were do for a rebuilding.  Part of the rebuilt units got an OLS paint scheme to promote grade crossing awareness. After a shakedown period in Chicago, the trio heads northwest to Madison, Wisconsin for their first tour of duty. Here they are passing the Pillsbury plant in Aurora.  You can see more of my layout on Facebook.  https://m.facebook.com/Atlantic-and-Great-Western-Railway-112837688748316/

Roger Kujawa

Please visit my Atlantic and Great Western Railway on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Atlantic-and-Great-Western-Railway/112837688748316
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AGWRAILWAY Active Member 37 posts
AGWRAILWAY

Here is a YouTube link to a

Here is a YouTube link to a video. 

 

Roger Kujawa

Please visit my Atlantic and Great Western Railway on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Atlantic-and-Great-Western-Railway/112837688748316
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blindog10 Prolific poster 3,344 posts
blindog10

welcome to the club

Sioux River 516, ex-Mopac 2083, a work in progressDuluth-3.JPG She's been waiting patiently for me to add an air conditioner and pilot details.

Scott Chatfield
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p51 Super User 3,143 posts
p51

Love it!

I think it's great when layout owners make their layouts as realistic as possible, and that also means representing 'real world' things that a fictional railroad would likely deal with. OL is one of those things.

On top of that, OL is a great program and I'm certain it's saved many lives over the years with its outreach efforts.
Lee

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My Flickr website with layout photos

https://forum.mrhmag.com/post/etwnc-stoney-creek-branch-12197690?&trail=25

You can never have too much detail or too many trees!
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