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As far as the superelevation goes, the front of that train looks pretty good. What concerned me is the end of the car (with the antenna on the roof) seen in the background, around the curve. It (at least to me) looks like it is just about ready to tip over to the side. It is most likely just an optical illusion, but it bugged me. That's why I mentioned it.I see that you posted a photo of the Webber Canyon. I really hate to say it, but to me ... it also looks a bit too yellow! The clouds look a bit creamy. Otherwise, it is a superb photo. I'll go and hide in my basement now!
Here's my version of a "valley mallet" from a Model Power 2-6-0. It has a TSU-750 installed in the tender, and is weathered as close to prototype pics as I can get it. These were some of the longer lived steam power on the SP, with many running up until 1957.
This is awesome! I wouldn't have tried sound in such a small locomotive, but seeing this makes me want to get my little SP 2-6-0 out and get to work. Not only the sound, but the kit bashing, paint and weathering all A+, nice work!