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To All: He saw--The train--And tried to duct it--Kicked first the gas--And then the bucket----Burma Shave
Yours, Elvin Howland/E. St.Louis Rail Group Layout
Fiddletown & Copperopolis, my new book.
My new hardbound copy of the Fiddletown & Copperopolis came today. This is a 1960 edition by Carl Fallberg. What an interesting old book! The subtitle is "The Life & Times of an Uncommon Carrier." I don't know how many of you have seen this book. It is a series of single page cartoons about a mountain railroad. If you get a chance to borrow or buy a copy I recommend it. I snagged my copy off of eBay.
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Free-lance, Proto-lance or "Art of" discussion continues. . . model video ?
I can't embed this video, so you'll have to follow the link. (maybe an ad first - sorry).
(Note to rivet counters- this prototype never ran where it claims to have been)
Switchman and the Polar Express Railroad.
Normally I work as a switchman on the Polar Express railroad. But due to cut backs and layoffs I was the second fireman on the last 2012 Polar Express run to Santa’s workshop. I worked my but off shoveling coal all the way to the North Pole.
The Rail-Fanning Dog
I wrote this story several years ago when I lived in Mobile Alabama. At that time I raised German Sheppard's and one of my pups had an ear that always flopped over. The CSX branch line between Mississippi and Mobile was about a half-mile away. As the pup grew up, every time he heard a train he always howled at it and if they blew the horns (which they did due to a road crossing about a mile away) he would sometimes jump the fence and run up to the tracks and chase the train.
How to Bake Dirt. by World’s Greatest Modeler
Volume 053 Jot 'Em Down Daily News April 20, 2005
The World’s Greatest Railroad Modeler’s Advice Column
By the "World’s Greatest Modeler."
Close Encounters of the Haunted Kind
Volume 257 Jot 'Em Down Daily News June 23, 2012
Close Encounters of the Haunted Kind
Copyright 06-23-2012 by RFL
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