I'll start off the week with a short video of my completed TT in use.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEk1YDBMuoc
Curt Webb
The Late Great Pennsylvania Railroad
http://s1082.photobucket.com/albums/j372/curtwbb/
That's some outstanding modeling and a great video, Curt. Well done!
My I1sa with a coal drag passing through the yard. DJ.
Thanks DJ. Coming from someone with your modeling ability means a lot to me.
Curt : Very nice video. ..... DJ: I like that photo.
Here are 2 SD24's with a dynamometer car. ( .... and a Pennsy boxcar for the PRR nuts on board)
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
wow 2 great pics and a great video to start WPF, good job fellas
The beginnings of another custom Leased unit. Wanted the BN orange-face scheme like on some of their test SD50's, & applied it to a Kato white-face model.
This is a picture That was in my local news paper In Gloucester Ma.
Well, I, er, uh, tried a different weathering technique (this is supposed to be FUN, right?)......
Took a cotton ball, dampened it with 70% rubbing alcohol and wiped down the sides to fade and streak the lettering. The I got out the fine tip sharpie pens and tried to do some "tagging". Also tried some "rust spots". Not quite what I expected, but I don't think it's bad either.....
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Gidday all,good stuff as per usual. Here's ex- New Zealand Government Railway, Ww 644, 4-6-4T, built at the NZR Hillside Workshop in 1915, getting steam up at the Glenbrook Vintage Railway.
Have a good one.
Cheers,the Bear.
"One difference between pessimists and optimists is that while pessimists are more often right, optimists have far more fun."
love the turntable Curt nice modeling always wanted one but just no space
here's an updated video of my car puller in operation
I found that separating the wheels that make the drum and letting the thread wrap on the smaller axle
between them
slowed the pull down to a realistic speed
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5CY0UE-3A8&lr=1&feature=results_video
sorry don't know how to make it a clickable link
TerryinTexas
See my Web Site Here
http://conewriversubdivision.yolasite.com/
C&O Fan http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5CY0UE-3A8&lr=1&feature=results_video sorry don't know how to make it a clickable link
No prob, we fix quick-like
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
G Paine C&O Fan: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5CY0UE-3A8&lr=1&feature=results_video sorry don't know how to make it a clickable link No prob, we fix quick-like
C&O Fan: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5CY0UE-3A8&lr=1&feature=results_video sorry don't know how to make it a clickable link
thanks so much
i need to learn how to do that so i can make the link to my website in my sig line clickable also
C&O Fan love the turntable Curt nice modeling always wanted one but just no space here's an updated video of my car puller in operation I found that separating the wheels that make the drum and letting the thread wrap on the smaller axle between them slowed the pull down to a realistic speed http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5CY0UE-3A8&lr=1&feature=results_video sorry don't know how to make it a clickable link
If you are using Internet Explorer all you have to do is hit the space bar at the end and IE will make it clickable.
Dave
Lackawanna Route of the Phoebe Snow
Phoebe Vet C&O Fan: love the turntable Curt nice modeling always wanted one but just no space here's an updated video of my car puller in operation I found that separating the wheels that make the drum and letting the thread wrap on the smaller axle between them slowed the pull down to a realistic speed http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5CY0UE-3A8&lr=1&feature=results_video sorry don't know how to make it a clickable link If you are using Internet Explorer all you have to do is hit the space bar at the end and IE will make it clickable.
C&O Fan: love the turntable Curt nice modeling always wanted one but just no space here's an updated video of my car puller in operation I found that separating the wheels that make the drum and letting the thread wrap on the smaller axle between them slowed the pull down to a realistic speed http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5CY0UE-3A8&lr=1&feature=results_video sorry don't know how to make it a clickable link
thanks looks like that works
M.C. Fujiwara
My YouTube Channel (How-to's, Layout progress videos)
Silicon Valley Free-moN
My picture for this weekend is of my G scale model of the Santa Fe station in Riverside California. The building is a little over 9 feet in length and was built after taking measurements from the actual structure in Riverside.
http://www.haworthengineering.com/
~Excellency in the Details ~
I started on some BN F-units. Buying a full ABBA set of the newer RTR ones (the Genesis ones would be nice to have) would cost an arm and a leg. So I decided to make my own using some Stewarts. I have an ABBA set of shells, and 2 chassis (1 powered, 1 dummy) already and am only in about 70 bucks. Best part, I get to have Fs with snow plows.
Here I'm test-fitting parts from the Details West kit for F-units (not the one for the highliners shells, but the older one). On the F9s the previous owner cut the rear doors off. So I took the Details west door and Striker plate and modified them to fit the stewart shell. The test is on the end that the end door wasn't cut off. I figure adding a piece of styrene the thickness of the shell to fill the gap from the cut-out doors and using the Details west doors and striker plates all around would look good. I would of used Highliners shells, but I want to keep this cheap because I still have a GP5 to finish building, 2 C425s that I need to make new fuel tanks for, and I'm still in college.
The F9A will recieve the same mods, but I have to add a lower headlight. The pilot on the F9A is buggered up to, so I'll add a snowplow pilot and it'll still be prototypical.
The set will be BN 824 (F9A), BN ??? (F9B), BN 737 (F7B), and BN 668 (F7A). The 824 is one of only a couple F9s with plows, and there are quite a few good pictures of it on rrpictures archiveThe 737 looks like a late phase F3B, but is labeled as an F7B. The portholes on this unit are also plated over. This makes use of a late-phase F3B shell I haveThe 668 is one of the ex-GN F7s that has both dynamic and the pilot plow (I like the look of the plow). There are ex-NP units that are similar, but they have lower headlights.As for ???, I haven't choosen a prototype F9B to make it...
Vincent
Wants: 1. high-quality, sound equipped, SD40-2s, C636s, C30-7s, and F-units in BN. As for ones that don't cost an arm and a leg, that's out of the question....
2. An end to the limited-production and other crap that makes models harder to get and more expensive.
Packer I started on some BN F-units. Buying a full ABBA set of the newer RTR ones (the Genesis ones would be nice to have) would cost an arm and a leg. So I decided to make my own using some Stewarts. I have an ABBA set of shells, and 2 chassis (1 powered, 1 dummy) already and am only in about 70 bucks. Best part, I get to have Fs with snow plows. Here I'm test-fitting parts from the Details West kit for F-units (not the one for the highliners shells, but the older one). On the F9s the previous owner cut the rear doors off. So I took the Details west door and Striker plate and modified them to fit the stewart shell. The test is on the end that the end door wasn't cut off. I figure adding a piece of styrene the thickness of the shell to fill the gap from the cut-out doors and using the Details west doors and striker plates all around would look good. I would of used Highliners shells, but I want to keep this cheap because I still have a GP5 to finish building, 2 C425s that I need to make new fuel tanks for, and I'm still in college. The F9A will recieve the same mods, but I have to add a lower headlight. The pilot on the F9A is buggered up to, so I'll add a snowplow pilot and it'll still be prototypical. The set will be BN 824 (F9A), BN ??? (F9B), BN 737 (F7B), and BN 668 (F7A). The 824 is one of only a couple F9s with plows, and there are quite a few good pictures of it on rrpictures archiveThe 737 looks like a late phase F3B, but is labeled as an F7B. The portholes on this unit are also plated over. This makes use of a late-phase F3B shell I haveThe 668 is one of the ex-GN F7s that has both dynamic and the pilot plow (I like the look of the plow). There are ex-NP units that are similar, but they have lower headlights.As for ???, I haven't choosen a prototype F9B to make it...
I'm guessing you wanted to display the photos...?
-Ken in Maryland (B&O modeler, former CSX modeler)
CSX_road_slugI'm guessing you wanted to display the photos...?
I'm don't get it. Do you mean the photos of the prototypes, the cut ends on the 2 F9s, or the 4 shells I'm starting with?
Packer CSX_road_slug: I'm guessing you wanted to display the photos...? I'm don't get it. Do you mean the photos of the prototypes, the cut ends on the 2 F9s, or the 4 shells I'm starting with?
CSX_road_slug: I'm guessing you wanted to display the photos...?
Dr. Frankendiesel aka Scott Running BearSpace Mouse for president!15 year veteran fire fighterCollector of Apple //e'sRunning Bear EnterprisesHistory Channel Club life member.beatus homo qui invenit sapientiam
Did you resin cast the whole thing ? How did you acheive the stucco look ?
Jerry SP FOREVER http://photobucket.com/albums/f317/GAPPLEG/
Here is one from the club. A replica of a paper mill that exist in my town.
Jack W.
I have been working on a propane terminal.
Eric97123 I have been working on a propane terminal.
jeffrey-wimberly Packer: CSX_road_slug: I'm guessing you wanted to display the photos...? I'm don't get it. Do you mean the photos of the prototypes, the cut ends on the 2 F9s, or the 4 shells I'm starting with? He means the two photos you posted of the work on the door. They didn't show up because of a missing command line parameter. He quoted the post and fixed the bad parameter so the photos show up.
Packer: CSX_road_slug: I'm guessing you wanted to display the photos...? I'm don't get it. Do you mean the photos of the prototypes, the cut ends on the 2 F9s, or the 4 shells I'm starting with?
Oh. Strange that they showed up fine on my computer for some reason...
CSX_road_slug: Thanks for fixing it.
GAPPLEG Did you resin cast the whole thing ? How did you acheive the stucco look ?
The building was made out of foam and coated with a concrete mixture to make it appear as if it were stucco.
The New York Central loco has been patched.
Action on the M&A Railway.
watch?v=KztkvD GOaU&list=UUesH EtruKrthiQVGuZ8I6A&index=1&feature=plcp
Modeling the Rio Grande Southern First District circa 1938-1946 in HOn3.