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Crew Call - Rolling Back the Years, Pt. 2 - NEW
“Crew Call” is a new TrainMasters TV series on operation. As a ten-year old growing up in a railway town, Bob Fallowfield could often be found down by the tracks. When it came time to build a railroad in his own basement, there was no question in his mind that it would recreate the places, trains and operations he remembers from growing up as a kid in Woodstock, Ontario. In this segment we’ll see models of some of the trains that passed through town, and sample some operations on the layout.
Crew Call - Rolling Back the Years, Pt. 1 - NEW
“Crew Call” is a new TrainMasters TV series on operation. As a ten-year old growing up in a railway town, Bob Fallowfield could often be found down by the tracks. When it came time to build a railroad in his own basement, there was no question in his mind about what he would model. He takes us on a tour of his “stomping grounds” and relates how railroading in the 1980s influences operations on the layout he is building today. Part 1 of 2.
Nevada Gulch, South Dakota Black Hills. From the Deadwood Gulch and Ruby Basin prototype layout
The test of time
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N Scale Decal Makers
I am looking to model the Arkansas Oklahoma Railroad. I have been looking for decals to repaint a few of their locomotives. The only decals I can find as of now are some AOK decals made for a car carrier. My question is " are there any reasonably prices decal makers that could help me ? " The problem here is most of there signage has white and my understanding that makes these types of decals a monster pain to craft. Many thanks in advance for any and all help.
Revisting Navigational markers
Awhile back a fellow model railroader gave me a great idea for a way to show that my brancline terminus is a coastal one without using a lighthouse - install some navigation markers!
St. Louis RPM
Iowa Scaled Engineering will once again be at the St. Louis RPM meet this coming Friday and Saturday. Please stop by our tables and introduce yourself... it's always great to put some faces to the names! Some highlights this year include:
Clips of some high-rollers in LA and a train on the Seattle coast.
I was at the Pershing Square Station on the Purple Line 8 pm June 2, 2017 (Los Angeles CA) High-rollers were delivering some cable reels to the extending line under construction. I started to video one that came by. The ‘Dyna-electric truck stopped as one of the clips holding one of the reels slipped out of its inset. I tried to show some of the hardware they were using. Thought someone might want to model some of this-
SP over Cornelius Pass
Hi Guys, I am located in Australia and am researching locations for my soon to be started HO scale model RR.
I was originally going to model the Cascade line from Eugene to Clamath Falls. But I am unable to steal the garage for my layout. Therefore I am relegated to a small spare bedroom. I don't feel I could do the Cascade line justice in 70 Ft so I have swapped over to Cornelius Pass.
Southeast Coal (SECX) Scale test car
Looking for any information on this car. The car is a scale test car owned by Southeast Coal company that operating between Hazard, KY and Irvine, KY. I think it is a 10,000 tank car, but the dome looks larger then normal. I'm looking to model this car in HO scale so what manufacture would have a close match. Thanks for any help.
Don Dunn
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