Crossing Millers Creek
- Thread starter Casey Feedwater
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Awesome work!
Once again, Casey hops in his time machine, goes back to his favourite time period, snaps a couple of shots, and brings them to the Gauge!
Now my questions is this: is it really cheating if he scrathbuilt his own time machine?
(and can I borrow it sometime?)
cheers
Val
Once again, Casey hops in his time machine, goes back to his favourite time period, snaps a couple of shots, and brings them to the Gauge!
Now my questions is this: is it really cheating if he scrathbuilt his own time machine?
(and can I borrow it sometime?)
cheers
ValOne word: IMPRESSIVE !!!
Just one (stupid) question: Why do most trestles have a barrel on them ? What was it's purpose on a real trestle ?
I've seen them often and always wondered why they were there
Thanks !
P.S.: Very nice picture !
Just one (stupid) question: Why do most trestles have a barrel on them ? What was it's purpose on a real trestle ?
I've seen them often and always wondered why they were there
Thanks !
P.S.: Very nice picture !
Casey, It's a classic example of backwoods RR'ing. Absolutely fabulous modelling and photography.
Errol
Errol
Thanks, guys.
When I look at how much talent and knowledge and experience is represented on this forum, it just makes me want to try that much harder. You are all an inspiration to me.
When I look at how much talent and knowledge and experience is represented on this forum, it just makes me want to try that much harder. You are all an inspiration to me.
Beautiful
Simply BEAUTIFUL, that is VERY nice. And your right about all the experience here thats what happened to me, watching guys like you Casey, makes me try that much harder, thanks.
Now, how or were did you get those tanks on your flat cars, Sierra Models?
Has any body seen good castings of those little HO metal pails, that spikes come in, and HO track jacks? any thoughts?
Drew
Originally posted by Casey Feedwater
Thanks, guys.
When I look at how much talent and knowledge and experience is represented on this forum, it just makes me want to try that much harder. You are all an inspiration to me.
Simply BEAUTIFUL, that is VERY nice. And your right about all the experience here
thats what happened to me, watching guys like you Casey, makes me try that much harder, thanks.Now, how or were did you get those tanks on your flat cars, Sierra Models?
Has any body seen good castings of those little HO metal pails, that spikes come in, and HO track jacks? any thoughts?
Drew
Re: Beautiful
Drew, the cars are made up from SW's "Backwoods Work Train." You can buy the car kits separately or as a complete set. When the whole shebang is assembled, there are about 13-15 cars in the train. (I have been working on car #5 for the last several weekends.)
Drew, the cars are made up from SW's "Backwoods Work Train." You can buy the car kits separately or as a complete set. When the whole shebang is assembled, there are about 13-15 cars in the train. (I have been working on car #5 for the last several weekends.)