It makes it all worth while
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Good photo Chris, There's something nice about catenery operated models... provides more for the eye to see and looks complicated and intriguing with operating pantographs and all.
Did you make the pilot yourself?
You sure picked on a RR type that sortof leaves you to your own endeavours as I think very few manufacturers cater for traction.
I admire your skills and courage of 'going it alone'.
Errol
Did you make the pilot yourself?
You sure picked on a RR type that sortof leaves you to your own endeavours as I think very few manufacturers cater for traction.
I admire your skills and courage of 'going it alone'.
Errol
WOW! A real eye popper, Chris!
It's just a jump to the left
And then a step to the right
With your hands on your hips
You bring your knees in tight
WOW!
A real eye popper, Chris!
It's just a jump to the left
And then a step to the right
With your hands on your hips
You bring your knees in tight
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ROFL and again ROFL
Thanks guys, Glad you like it.
Hi Errol, Traction give one a lot of scope,,, how are you matey?? Did you ever get to that n scale gas station with the pumps I sent you??
A real eye popper, Chris!
It's just a jump to the left
And then a step to the right
With your hands on your hips
You bring your knees in tight
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ROFL and again ROFLThanks guys, Glad you like it.
Hi Errol, Traction give one a lot of scope,,, how are you matey?? Did you ever get to that n scale gas station with the pumps I sent you??
Niiice!
Great photo of a great model Chris! And you're sooo right about wanting to step into the picture. I'm thinking of changing the name of my layout room to "The Time Machine". Ain't this hobby great!!!!!
Val
Great photo of a great model Chris! And you're sooo right about wanting to step into the picture. I'm thinking of changing the name of my layout room to "The Time Machine". Ain't this hobby great!!!!!
Val
Ahhh Chris, if we could just experience some of those interurban days again. They would beat the GO train hollow
At 44, it's hard to believe I have to explain to my kids {7 and 2} what a trolley is. Baltimore had them when I was an infant, then went to trackless trolleys up to the mid-60s. Great shot...:thumb:
