It's time for WEEKEND PHOTO FUN!!
Last week I continued to work on the multi-gauge layout in the basement of the VMT.
We have the two lower tracks down and now we are working on the second level.
Above this new level will be one more multi-gauge track.
Let's see your pictures.
Scott Smith
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K & P coal company in progress , these are such highly detailed kits It will be weathered shortly
For one of the layouts I am building, I was able to incorporate some of their family history.
I worked from this picture, using an MTH building.
The Dover Furniture sign is illuminated on both sides using a Miller engineering experimental kit.
A 2017 Christmas Layout memory 
One of the 6 family member's model houses that I made to make up "Waltburg". This one is my daughter's house.
- walt
Small explanation: my grandson is a boy scout and the entire family often camps out, thus the backyard camp scene.
As for the figures on the front porch: my grand daughter does ballet, loves the Disney prince, and if a fan of Olaf too
Waltburg overview:
Seems like a good day for a hike to see some trains.
Logging operations on the C.L.&.M
Have a great weekend.
Chopped up a kadee for front of this L1. My first time doing this. Pretty easy, fits into the pocket on the front pilot with minimal grinding.
Left to right: dummy lobster claw that came with locomotive, unaltered kadee, kadee modified to fit pocket and screw location on pilot:
Finished product:
Big Steam on the TMB;
S.B.R. Alco HH660 #150 "Anchor" at Morrison.
full frontal view
Here are a few photos of one of my favorite engines...my Lionel Pennsy PA's pulling a long passenger train under the signal bridge at MP 150.7, just east of Port Royal PA. Deep in the heart of PRR's Middle Division:
This week's photo fun.
These are some videos I have taken this week.
From the heyday of the New Haven RR.....
Peter
Alex and JCovert, those are some really nice looking kits that you guys are working on, really nice job on the build. Thanks for sharing.
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J. Motts posted:Alex and JCovert, those are some really nice looking kits that you guys are working on, really nice job on the build. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for your kind words.
Have a great weekend!
trumptrain posted:
Wow, the drivers on your layout sure aren't very concerned about getting bulldozed by an on-coming train 
- walt
walt rapp posted:trumptrain posted:
Wow, the drivers on your layout sure aren't very concerned about getting bulldozed by an on-coming train
- walt
Walt - the truck drivers always get clearance from the dispatcher before hand. The fire truck driver always stops, looks, and listens. :-)
Putnam Division posted:From the heyday of the New Haven RR.....
Peter
Peter,
Did you ever have the opportunity to see this scene in person?
Lou N
SDIV Tim posted:
These are some videos I have taken this week.
so it looks like we have corrected our DCS system to accept multiple lashups.
Completed work on a numberboard project. Looked pretty good on 1225.
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