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"I've viewed your youtube FEF clip 100s of times!

 

Glad to know you are a member here.  Love the layout and the train.  Who made the passenger cars in the video above?  Like the UP grey cars."

 

was that The Run of the FEF?  one of the first i made.  i think i am better at it now, although that was a epic shoot.  have been thinking about recreating it once i get my City of Portland reconstituted.

 

the two tone grey cars are K-Line Heavyweights.  they were lettered for The Challenger.  i got another set of K-line Heavyweights from another road and had them repainted by jeff sohn and the named cars changed to the names of rivers in the Portland area (i grew up there).  added a weaver RPO car.  i put a Portland Rose drumhead on the Obs car and the consist became my Portland Rose.

Last edited by Forrest Jerome
Originally Posted by Rich Battista:

Gotta have the smoke and steam effects. 

 

www.toytrainsontracks.com

 

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I can't get enough of this kind of layout quality. These are the rare ones where if you just handed someone the photo and said "here are some pictures of trains from the 1950's" in most cases they would be unable to determine that you were showing them a photo from a model RR layout. Just amazing stuff. Really keeps me "stoked" about the hobby!

Originally Posted by NJCJOE:

This is not mine and it is G scale, but this is the best.

 

This fella has several nice steamers operating on his floor layout. Am guessing this is the MTH model and am curious about the UP heavyweights. They appear slightly larger than the Hudson (MTH is 1:32) while Aristo and USA Trains are both 1:29 if I remember correctly. This could account for the perceived difference.

What a smoker however....

Scott
after 10 seconds I didnt focus on the smoke.  That is an INCREDIBLE LAYOUT!!!!
 
Is that yours or a club layout?
steve
 
Originally Posted by Scott T Johnson:
Originally Posted by Rich Battista:

Gotta have the smoke and steam effects. 

 

www.toytrainsontracks.com

 

OGR413f

DSC00947

Challengers2

IMG_3531

Challenger1

IMG_3467

IMG_2871

IMG_4709

I can't get enough of this kind of layout quality. These are the rare ones where if you just handed someone the photo and said "here are some pictures of trains from the 1950's" in most cases they would be unable to determine that you were showing them a photo from a model RR layout. Just amazing stuff. Really keeps me "stoked" about the hobby!

 

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