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Greening Grimes
Had a little fun with technology yesterday. Timelapse video showing the scenery going in at the Grimes peninsula on my IAIS Grimes Line layout.
James

Independence Day RR Giveaway
Pardon my pimping; I'm giving away some surplus model railroad stuff on my C&Sn3 blog. Some N, HO and S scale goodies and a few books. No strings attached.
Check it out if you'd like: http://coloradosouthern.blogspot.com/
Thanks and good luck!
Darel

Staging
I thought I'd make a new blog entry on D&M staging areas. I cleaned this up a little from the original post to make it more attractive. The D&M interchanges with the MILW, CNW and BN. Here is a shot of the layout side of the BN interchange at Aberdeen Jct.

Southern Pacific Tunnel motor #8326 leads a special in Tucson
This special passed by after the UP mixed freight with the KCS locomotive passed by

A Union Pacific mixed freight with a KCS loco head to Yuma after getting the clearing at the Tucson Yard
A UP mixed freight With some foreign power head to Yuma after a long wait !

Richlawn RR V2 - Elbow & Armpit - determining benchwork height
A small but necessary step - determining my ideal bench work height. This week I was on vacation so I was able to get my workbench on (locking) casters so I could use my 50 year old Dewalt(tm) radial arm saw to start cutting bench work.
Freight Cars for "Mortals"
This BLOG about my evolving freight car fleet. I want to share what I am doing and hope others will too. Everyone is invited to discuss what the see and read here. You are also invited to tell and show us your freight cars.
Jim Six
Accurail USRA 40-ft double sheathed boxcar detailed, lettered, and weathered for the late 1910s - 1930s.

Chronicles of a Broke Model Railroader
I'm Jim, and as the title says, I'm broke. I'll spare everyone the details of how I got to this point, but suffice to say I've spent a total of under fifty bucks on the hobby in the last two years. Model railroading can be a very expensive hobby, but I'm working to see how inexpensively it can be done. Luckily, I have acquired a modest stockpile of supplies over the years, so it's now time to burn off some of the fat, so to speak.

Burlington Depot saved Omaha, Ne
see link below.
I have been at track level there. It is in very bad shape on the lower level. The AMTRAK station is next to the depot.
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