Locos - Rolling stock (general)
A Winters Worth
It's been a long Winter here in the Northeast, but it allowed for some good modeling time.
A Dolly Varden car for the East Broad Top visitors.
A black skyscraper for the Philly skyline dubbed the "Darth Vader" building.
NMRA MCR division 1 weathering clinic
Part 1 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hbeINfvdq6s
part 2 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hj_zAWIl9RM
Scratch building some rural streetcars
Fir those of you who read my "gang car to steeple cab" forum may have noted I planned to undertake more trolleys using similar techniques. Well, this place is where I'll be writing that. Fir those interested in the steeple cab forum who haven't read it, here's the link: http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/21641
Add ons for Trainz and MSTS
the auran add on website (search winter hill quarry for one of my own designs) http://www.auran.com/TRS2004/DLS.php
Other random ones
Some are foreign sorry
MSTS and Trainz
A really good train simulator I found is Trainz and MSTS (i think they are the same) they are both good for testing ideas and don't takke as much money from your pocket below are the two I have played VS. eachother so enjoy.
2004 vs. 2012
Weird Random Trains i found and more humor later in the comment
Video Playlist---
Some photos---- http://www.karenparker.net/PixelMagic/pm_critters.htm
more to come later
CLUB CARS
We are in the model railroad hobby so love to see cars from other model railroads on the layout. Two new additions. I have purchased off of eBay 15 undecorated 50ft box cars that I am going to paint Grande Pacific and Mid South for my layout and to swap with other people will post when they are finished.
The Crescent Lines is the name of the Crescent City Model Railroad Club Railroad.
Stewart Alco C-628 & C-630 Running Issues
Hello
For the past few years or so, I've acquired a fleet of three Stewart Alco C-628 locomotives (2 low-hood with big circuit board including mounted LEDs and 1 high-hood with conventional circuit board and standard LEDs). I also have one Alco C-630 that's high-hood and very much the same as the high-hood C-628. These units have made a nice addition to my roster and really capture the feel of how massive the prototypes of these engines were.
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