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Georgetown & Allen Mountain Railroad: Barnesville
Thu, 2012-05-03 17:24 — michaelrose55
I have started to install roadbed on the Barnesville peninsula. Barnesville is the east end of the railroad. The town is named after my good friend Walter Barnes.
I'm embedding magnetic reed sensors in the roadbed in case I ever want to run some kind of automatic operation.
I could save the old Barnesville passenger station from my old layout. Still needs a lot of work to complete it!
Michael
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First two structures at Barnesville
I have placed the first two structures at Barnesville. Both buildings have been saved from my old layout. Both are completely scratchbuilt.
Michael
The Georgetown & Allen Mountain Railroad
I like 'em
Nice structures. I'm looking forward to seeing more as the scene develops.
Rob Spangler MRH Blog
Road crossing at Barnesville
At the Barnesville passenger station the road must cross all four tracks. I have used posterboard again to create the road. As this is N scale the road is only two inches wide.
Michael
The Georgetown & Allen Mountain Railroad
I've done more work at
I've done more work at Barnesville. The railings have been installed, a loading dock at Bonnie's Diner, the road reaches the upper level of the station now.
Michael
The Georgetown & Allen Mountain Railroad
Looking good!
Michael,
I love the progress on Barnesville! Looking good.
Rick
Rick
The Richlawn Railroad Website - Featuring the L&N in HO / MRH Blog / MRM #123
Mt. 22: 37- 40
First bridge and tunnel portal
I haven't had much time to spend working on the railroad so this is all that I accomplished during the last 2 weeks:
I built a bridge and installed it.
I also stained a Woodland Scenics tunnel portal and started building the tunnel.
Michael
The Georgetown & Allen Mountain Railroad
Mountains!
I have started to build the mountain ridge that will separate both sides of the Barnesville peninsula. I'm pretty happy with how it came out.
Michael
The Georgetown & Allen Mountain Railroad
Mountain Man Michael!
Michael,
Those mountains are looking great! I'm hoping to visit you again in the near future and see your progress in person.
Rick
Rick
The Richlawn Railroad Website - Featuring the L&N in HO / MRH Blog / MRM #123
Mt. 22: 37- 40
Great work
I especially like the detail on Bonnie's Diner. So the loading dock is integrated with the main entrance stairway - nice.
Bill D.
N Scale (1:160), not N Gauge. DC (analog), Stapleton PWM Throttle.
Proto-freelance Southwest U.S. 2nd half 20th Century.
Keep on trackin'
Rick, you're always welcome
Rick,
you're always welcome and I'm looking forward to seeing you hopefully soon!
Michael
The Georgetown & Allen Mountain Railroad