Traffic lights at either end control access to the one lane covered bridge at the east end of Bedford Falls. It is a bottleneck for travelers but so far, the preservationists have been successful in blocking efforts to replace the historic structure with a modern two lane bridge.
RRCanuck Hi folks, and best wishes of the season. Last week, Lou (lvanhen) correctly pointed out that I needed to alert my HO drivers that at the next intersection the road they were driving on was becoming a one-way road (in the opposite direction). I've corrected that now (Thanks Lou)... I think the sign might be too high - I may cut 'er down a touch. Cheers.
Hi folks, and best wishes of the season. Last week, Lou (lvanhen) correctly pointed out that I needed to alert my HO drivers that at the next intersection the road they were driving on was becoming a one-way road (in the opposite direction).
I've corrected that now (Thanks Lou)... I think the sign might be too high - I may cut 'er down a touch. Cheers.
Thanks, glad to have been of some small help
I completed a second Miners house this week and have enough materials for a 3rd
so i'm going to make a row of the small houses
I was looking for a Coon Dog for the front porch but had to settel for a couple of checker players and a Blood hound
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Hobo music from the engine...
Just before dark...
steemtrayn In it's present location, the sign prohibits vehicles from entering the intersection, thus requiring them to make a U-turn. Why not eliminate it altogether and just run traffic in the other direction?
In it's present location, the sign prohibits vehicles from entering the intersection, thus requiring them to make a U-turn. Why not eliminate it altogether and just run traffic in the other direction?
Actually the sign forces the cars to make a left turn unless a Do Not Enter and a Left Turn Only sign contradict each other. True, you make a good point that I could indeed make the one-way street go in the opposite direction, but I already have a bunch of One Way signs posted that point the other way... I admit I'm too lazy to change them all. Cheers.
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4x8 are fun too!!! RussellRail
Dave
Just be glad you don't have to press "2" for English.
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Hmm, I have a better Idea. The sign is the right height for street running. It would clear the boxcars at least.
Great Modeling as always. I love the MRL cars, it;s a great scheme.
I'm presuming that those gates are powered Wolfgang?
-Morgan
Wolfgang, that scene looks outstanding! I love the weed-grown siding. Is that fence the BLMA kit?
I'm busy with the gates for the oil dealer at Diamond Valley.
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Two NYW&B trains pass through the New Haven RR's "Cut" in west Mount Vernon.
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V&O run through train #344 passing Carbo, WV
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G PainePackers#1 Nice job Robby! I'll continue the weathering pics, here's my U23B (I've weathered three boxcars and two other locos, pics soon):[pics removed]The album: http://s253.photobucket.com/albums/hh55/Packers_1/AAT%20Rwy/weathered%20U23B The prototype (not my photo): http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=55152&nseq=3 HI Packers, nice weathering; lets get those links working and give this WPF a bump to the top!!
Packers#1 Nice job Robby! I'll continue the weathering pics, here's my U23B (I've weathered three boxcars and two other locos, pics soon):[pics removed]The album: http://s253.photobucket.com/albums/hh55/Packers_1/AAT%20Rwy/weathered%20U23B The prototype (not my photo): http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=55152&nseq=3
Nice job Robby!
I'll continue the weathering pics, here's my U23B (I've weathered three boxcars and two other locos, pics soon):
The album:
http://s253.photobucket.com/albums/hh55/Packers_1/AAT%20Rwy/weathered%20U23B
The prototype (not my photo):
http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=55152&nseq=3
HI Packers, nice weathering; lets get those links working and give this WPF a bump to the top!!
Thanks. Thought I made them clickable in my original post, but oh well.
Sawyer Berry
Clemson University c/o 2018
Building a protolanced industrial park layout
Montana Rail Link's "Business Special" passenger cars with Mr. Washington's private car The Silver Cloud bringing up the rear was photographed entering and exiting the Bozeman Tunnel at Muir, Montana while heading from Missoula to Billings and back again. The Silver Cloud is in the process of being repainted and is without lettering or numbers at the present time these photos were taken. Montana Rail Link's SD45-2 #310 and SD45 #369 supply the power for the pull.
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Nrw road and town on the backdrop.
Packers#1 Nice job Robby! I'll continue the weathering pics, here's my U23B (I've weathered three boxcars and two other locos, pics soon): The album: http://s253.photobucket.com/albums/hh55/Packers_1/AAT%20Rwy/weathered%20U23B The prototype (not my photo): http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=55152&nseq=3
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
Got me a late Christmas gift this morning. An Athearn GP38-2.
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Nice weathering guys! Robby, I like the way your rock work came out.
About all I have to show right now is the start of the platform for my "temporary" Freight House at Hopewell Junction. The platform is scratch built from scale lumber, board by board construction. Unfortunately, I am now out of 1" x 4" lumber so I am waiting on the mill to ship me a load more so I can get this part of it finished. The interior will be detailed and lighted as well.
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!
http://s253.photobucket.com/albums/hh55/Packers_1/AAT%20Rwy/weathered%20U23B/
I guess I will start it. I have been working on the upper part of the layout with mountains, and working on the backdrop. Heres a few shots of it, and also I added the weathered boxcar I finished up.
Here we go..................
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