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The Augusta Railway - Deep South Modeling in Utah

I'm living in Utah now and miss my home in the South.  So I thought I'd model August, Georgia in the 110 degree summer heat, along with a little humidity, just so that I don't get homesick.

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Work Continues On Layouts

I've got two projects going on at this time.  

One: I'm building the newly designed Augusta Railroad

Two: I'm designing Rick Wade's Richlawn Railroad Version 2

Come have some fun with us!

 

http://modelrailroadersnotebook.blogspot.com/

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The Cornhill & Atherton Railroad begins

The Cornhill and Atherton is born……..

Christmas seems to be the time that I make most progress, so the chainsaw layout has been chain sawed and I finally make a start on the main event. Although I now have a dedicated railroad room it’s only 11 x 8   (space is at a premium in the UK). So after months of investigation and thought I settled on a 2 deck arrangement linked with a helix.

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Crimping Connectors

On my last layout (many years ago) I used spade lugs like that below, along with the "traditional" barrier type terminal strips to organize my wiring.  It worked well, so I plan to use that system again.  In my usual overkill fashion, instead of doing a single crimp on the lug, I did two crimps, one near each end of the metal inner barrel.  It held the wires tenaciously, with not a single failure.

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JL&T Railroad Blog - Scratch building a crossing...

Hi All,

Well after trying to get a standard 90 degree crossing to work for a siding that I want to install on the L&T, I have decided to build my own.

Jas...

J E Henry Railway a Real narrow gauge shortline Video

Yesterday I went to the Loon Mountain Resort in Lincoln New Hampshire to video and Photograph a 0-4-0T wood burning steam locomotive. I planned on making it a day trip which would take Me three hours round trip to drive up plus spend about an hour at the railroad.

Finger Lakes RR Switching Layout

I have been working on this small (64"x18") switching layout since July. I am moving slowly as everything seems new to me and it is taking time. My other two blog posts show the beginning of the project and some first attempts at things.

This link is to my first post that shows building the frame and adding the foam base.

My Small Switching Layout http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/9533

Using JMRI Operations - A worked example - Part 3

This is part 3 in a multi-part series documenting my progress in using the Operations functionality of JRMI.

Part 1 is available here.

Part 2 is available here.

JMRI is available free of charge here.


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