Erik send us an email and tell us what you need. look at the website for the 3 different types we have and let us know.
what about the trade on the bridges ???? 6 for 2 is a great deal for you!!!!!!!!!!!
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Erik send us an email and tell us what you need. look at the website for the 3 different types we have and let us know.
what about the trade on the bridges ???? 6 for 2 is a great deal for you!!!!!!!!!!!
Ok man.. we will flip to the Lionel.. they are pretty nice too.
Eric, I find this whole project, the planning, the step by step execution, absolutely fascinating! Takes layout building to an artform! Thanks for the opportunity to watch this scene come together, bit by bit!
Erik we will ship them tomorrow or saturday !
Holy smokes NickyCamaro that's fantastic. I will make sure to show these things in use on this project
Looks great! Scale City Designs is going to be my favorite place to shop here!
Thanks J Daddy! And yes Scale City Designs is such a privilege to have for us. Thank you Scale City Designs!
I'm blushing Matt
oh it's completely prototype and a complete story line behind it. When I get time I will elaborate.
Thank you
Erik C Lindgren posted:I'm blushing Matt
oh it's completely prototype and a complete story line behind it. When I get time I will elaborate.
Thank you
Makes me want to revisit a spot on the old Redlands Loop where the ATSF line paralled the SP line to Crafton. There were two small bridges across a creek -- one a full wooden trestle (ATSF) and the other more modern for the SP line (probably wood with concrete footings. The ATSF trestle is a ruin but is still there; all that's left of the SP bridge is the footings.
Eric....I have that same through plate girder bridge but in black. What a beautiful model! I've talked to Peter through that famous auction site about doing these with square end girders, and he is going to look into possibly doing these at some point in time........ Please keep us posted with pictures as you make progress in your project.
It's really a work of art!
jpv in France
Erik and i discussed some ideas and he made a sketch (above) and i set out to design and build the modules to support it. Comments were made about prototype accuracy, so Erik did some research. Guess we didn't miss it by much judging from the photos he found. Stay tuned, there may be a 3rd rail in the picture yet! Prototype: Alamosa/Antinito line of the D&RGW, San Luis valley branch.
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