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ethyl acetate info, handle carefully
I looked at the Safety Data Sheet for ethyl acetate mentioned by Joel in this months magazine. It has hazardous properties to be aware of.
EMERGENCY OVERVIEW
Whitetail, last town on the Soo Line
I was recently out of town on a scouting trip to find hunting and fishing locations in eastern Montana. While I was out on the eastern side, I decided to take a couple hours one day and detour to the extreme western edge of the Soo Line at Whitetail, MT. Other photos exist of this line, but I haven't seen any taken during the last few years so I was interested in seeing what the track conditions were like. While the line is not abandoned, there is very little, if any, traffic west of the MT/ND border. Even so, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the track was
Weathering a Moloco boxcar
I’m posting another weathering project I started several days ago. This car was acquired last year, but just now hit the workbench. The car started out so:
I’m trying to closely replicate this prototype car here:
Benny's Definitive Guide to Placing Cars in Car Spots Or Otherwise Appropriately Known as "Car Spotting"
(Pictures will be added as they can be located; all pictures used under Copyright Act Section 107 Subsection 1, 2, 3 and 4)
A couple weeks ago we had a discussion about how cars may be shoved around a right radial spur. This lends itself to further discussion on how any industry might move cars while they are within their zone of control.
The details follow in the next post.
Blasted Rock Tunnel
I thought about how tunnels are made and thought how can i make a tunnel interior look like its been blasted through hard rock. This tunnel type would be without any liner.
The Shops
We only have a few photos of the large Bingham Canyon shops perched on the mountainside, they were always trying to fine space, like us modeling. My small scratch-built engine house on the Copper King Mine and Railroad.
Brady's Train Outlet FLY through brought to you by Crossed Anchors Railroads and Rusty Anchors!
Inspired by recent issue of MRH
In reading the last issue I saw reference to the use of a Lumix G9 camera and Luminar 4 software to edit photos and add sky effects. Having struggled, unsuccessfully, for years, to get good layout photos I took the plunge and ordered both. They arrived yesterday and I've been experimenting with them. The attached is one of my first "completed" photos. After over 60 years of model railroading MRH continues to inspire me to try new things and ideas.
Shippensburg Classification Yard - Track work...
Shippensburg Classification Yard - track work being finalised and secured into place today.
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