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Quote from: Ed Kapuscinski on April 18, 2010, 11:40:28 PMGuess where THOSE came from.Nice!
Guess where THOSE came from.
Quick correction..... CINTRAK is Central Indiana N-Trak I believe. Our NTrak club in Cincinnati is Tri-State Ntrak.
Did a little rail fanning in Cajon Pass...Photos taken on Ron Sipkovich's N Scale Cajon Pass layout.
Quote from: bicknell on April 18, 2010, 08:21:23 PMAfter way too long with out a post I'm back with a new video. Last weekend the Great Train Expo came to Nashville and I took some footage and made a short video of the event.Check out the video on Youtube:You can also check out a few additional pictures on my blog:http://www.realityreduced.com/Reality_Reduced/Blog/Entries/2010/4/18_Nashville_Great_Train_Expo.htmlDon't forget to subscribe to the Youtube Channel and the RSS feed on the blog!Leo, Quick correction..... CINTRAK is Central Indiana N-Trak I believe. Our NTrak club in Cincinnati is Tri-State Ntrak.
After way too long with out a post I'm back with a new video. Last weekend the Great Train Expo came to Nashville and I took some footage and made a short video of the event.Check out the video on Youtube:You can also check out a few additional pictures on my blog:http://www.realityreduced.com/Reality_Reduced/Blog/Entries/2010/4/18_Nashville_Great_Train_Expo.htmlDon't forget to subscribe to the Youtube Channel and the RSS feed on the blog!
I did a little railfanning in Tehachapi on Friday:
It is disappointing to see that The Tennessee Vally N-scale Club was not included in this video. They had a 36 ft x 36ft. layout set up at this this same show.
Craig that layout is hot. He have a website?I bought this this weekend. Picking it up in MI Jun 13th. 1974 Fairmont A6, 5200lbs of pure power.
Well, I've been working on a GCLaser kit for the small industrial building along with the MT SP station in z scale. We had a discussion about how to cover up the seams on the GCLaser kit. I used joint compound to get a stucco look, but had some warping and cracking occur due to the cardboard construction moving around. This building is only 2" tall!
That's really cool. I've been wanting/dreaming about joining the "speeders" in action. I think that it would be a real blastCongrats
Quote from: oakcreekco on April 19, 2010, 05:47:38 PMThat's really cool. I've been wanting/dreaming about joining the "speeders" in action. I think that it would be a real blastCongratsThanks. I got into the hobby in 2006 and its been a blast. I have a 1985 Woodings CBI (just sold it yesterday actually) and a 1954 Fairmont A5-C as well.