Instead, on a platform being constructed over the Shinkansen tracks
will be the Lionel station, for the Shinkansen passengers, of course !
I love the creative part of the hobby.
The original concept was for a miniature Mt. Fuji over the Shinkansen tracks
A work in progress...
trying to add add visual interest by going vertical
Yep. I'm very selective:
I've got it narrowed down to anything that rolls on rails,
I'm into it !
Narrow gauge has a charm, and you can get hooked on it in a big way ( like me ).
U.p. Big Boys
C+O Alleghenies
N+W class A's
and Hawaiian plantation engines
I love it all !
Yeah, there's just no way to leave out the narrow gauge beauties!
Trains, trains, wonderful trains. The more you get, the more you toot!
And now...
for the Climax!
And build the train for the road engine
Make a set out...
Heave Ho...
This 2 cylinder Shay is just what the doctor ordered for switching!
Thank you for the kind words !
I remember we got to stay up in our PJ's when the Beatles first appeared on Ed Sullivan. Another memory from that time frame was laying in bed, and trying to go to sleep, and hearing the " Andy Griffith Show" theme song ( whistling). A random memory, to be sure ...
Paul
Look'in good Paul.
Topo Gigio was one of my favorite acts on the Ed Sullivan show - When he was on, I got to stay up later.
Phase 2 will be to connect the loop all the way around. I need the access right now for scenery.
I used my double slip...
It is currently a stub ended switching operation
It's been rainy, so I'm inside with the 0n30
And if I can tear myself out of the train room, I'll get started on the G gauge in the backyard...
I'll keep work in' the scenery
Had my share of mishaps...
A feast for the eyes with 10 trains in motion !
Thanks for the great tip !
Now that I've gotten a solid start on the train room, it's time to heed the wife's advice:
" Why don't you get started on setting up the trains in the backyard, before it gets too hot".
you know the wife is always right !
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