To start things off, this is a shot of my "reefer block".
The NP car is a classic Flyer, cleaned up. The Rath car is a re-paint and re-decal, using a decal set from LBR. The Wilson's car is also a repaint, using a home made decal set.
So, the subject for this Sunday is reefers. Let's see 'em if you got 'em.
I have figured out what is wrong with my brain! On the left side nothing works right, and on the right side there is nothing left!
Well not really reefers cars but heres a short loop of some progress on my layout just click the pic
Life's hard, even harder if your stupid John Wayne
http://rtssite.shutterfly.com/
SPF.mp4.html
Wanted to try this another way
RT -- you are making some excellent progress, great job
Jon
So many roads, so little time.
Reefer Madness !
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Just realized it's possible that I might need to stop buying trains for awhile...
Great job guys.
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Stebbycentral - You need to make your layout larger, not stop buying trains! I'm curious. Does that locomotive make it all the way up the grade pulling all of those cars? Impressive if it does.
Here it is running against my back wall and now I have the 2 outer tracks completed
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAFrBO1c8WE
8ntruck Stebbycentral - You need to make your layout larger, not stop buying trains! I'm curious. Does that locomotive make it all the way up the grade pulling all of those cars? Impressive if it does.
I'm afraid none of my locos would move an inch under these circumstances. It's an almost constant 2% grade. As for growing the layout, first I have to find a bigger basement.
Ecellent work as always. Thanks to all for sharing.
George
Excellent work Stebbycentral, You are very skilled.
Great work all Stebbycentral maybe you need a couple double motor diesels MU to pull the grade
For to say in my last pic you need to click on the pic to see the video.
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