Garden Railways with an ''Southern Pacific'' Theme.

[Anonymous]

Hi All!!,

Has anyone done a Garden or Backyard Railway with an SP Theme, If so are there pictures, and are Passenger Trains running on it?

Dayl Daar

[bman36]

Hi Dayl,
Welcome to the forum! Sorry I don't currently run SP anywhere here but plan to. Love SP in Daylight attire. Plan to have both steam and diesel modelling the transition era. Currently I only have Canadian road names on my roster. If anyone else is running SP I sure would love to see it too! Have a great day. Later eh...Brian.

[Anonymous]

Hello Dayl;
I guess i misunderstood your request, I saw Southern Pacific; you beaut I live on the Coral Sea which is part of the South Pacific and you were interested in creating a railway with swaying palms, golden beaches and incredibly coloured water; but I guess you don't.

You may be aware that we have terrific sugar cane railways arond here, as they do in Hawaii and I thought that was what you had in mind.

Regards; Ian, Kawana Island tropical Railway.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by iandor

Hello Dayl;
I guess i misunderstood your request, I saw Southern Pacific; you beaut I live on the Coral Sea which is part of the South Pacific and you were interested in creating a railway with swaying palms, golden beaches and incredibly coloured water; but I guess you don't.

You may be aware that we have terrific sugar cane railways arond here, as they do in Hawaii and I thought that was what you had in mind.

Regards; Ian, Kawana Island tropical Railway.

South Pacific, isn't that a play by Rogers and Hemmerstein? Sorry, I could resist! [:D]

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by DaylDaar



Hi All!!,

Has anyone done a Garden or Backyard Railway with an SP Theme, If so are there pictures, and are Passenger Trains running on it?

Dayl Daar

Have you ever thought about T&NO (Texas and New Orleans Railway) , a SP outfit in Texas? It is seldom modeled.

[Anonymous]

Take a look at this for inspiration...Most of the SA&AP locomotives lend themselves to garden railroads.

http://www.rypn.org/codney/saaphome.htm

http://www.rypn.org/codney/engines.htm