Chris Adams

Just (re)installed the bridge over the recently-poured Mattabesset River in my nearly-completed East Berlin scene. Still have a bit of detailing to do, but wanted to be sure everything would still run right! Enjoy!

 

The Valley Local

Modeling the New Haven Railroad's Connecticut Valley Line, Autumn 1948

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Joe Atkinson IAISfan

Beautiful!

Beautiful work Chris!  More please.

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David Husman dave1905

Nice video

Very nice little video.

Dave Husman

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Chris Adams

More coming!

Thanks much for the kind words! I actually took a bunch of videos showing this local freight switching East Berlin - everything from this arrival video, through picks/sets, to leaving town. Just have to figure out how to stitch them all together and decide whether I want to do on-screen captions/descriptions, or just one narrative at the beginning. Should be pretty cool if I can figure it all out (never done it before).

In the meantime, things have been progressing pretty well on the layout, so be sure to check out the website if you get a chance.

 

The Valley Local

Modeling the New Haven Railroad's Connecticut Valley Line, Autumn 1948

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RSeiler

Nice...

I laughed. I cried. It moved me, Bob.    

Well done. 

Randy

Randy

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p51

Nice

Good video, great lighting and sweet model work.

Good job!

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Stephane09

A beautiful layout.

A beautiful layout.

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Chris Adams

Thanks! And here's more...

Thanks for the compliments! And in case you don't check out my website, here's a link to more video, this time showing the Valley Local doing all the switching at the end of the branch in East Berlin (basically a one-turnout layout in its own right...):

http://blog.thevalleylocal.net/2020/02/wordless-wednesday-304-switching-east.html

Enjoy!

The Valley Local

Modeling the New Haven Railroad's Connecticut Valley Line, Autumn 1948

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