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Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - Brakie - 11-01-2010 Talk about a mine that begs to be modeled.. Thanks for sharing. Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - csiguy68 - 11-01-2010 your very welcome . but you are right , it is begging to be modeled. from what i have seen it wouldnt take much for it to be modeled. i am going to try and get more photos of it soon. Todd Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - csiguy68 - 11-01-2010 Here is a photo i took of a truck getting loaded at the mine. Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - Charlie B - 11-01-2010 Here is a panoramic of the mine that I sticthed together. The pictures were taken in 2001. Charlie Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - tetters - 11-02-2010 Silly question... is the track supposed to be all wavy like that or does it get leveled out? Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - Wayne R - 11-02-2010 I would think they will be adding some ballast so if so they will most likely level the track out. The Ontario Northland Railway mainline and siding passing through here was starting to look very unlevel and wavy. This summer they brought in the ballast tamper machine that also measures the dips and rises in the track. As it went along it packed the ballast under the ties slowly leveling the track. They had the ballast train here at the same time dumping ballast where needed. They ended up raising the mainline about 5 inches and the siding by at least 3 inches. Now the track looks very smooth and level. When the freight to Noranda Quebec passes through the cars no longer rock back and forth like crazy. :o Wayne Reid Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - eightyeightfan1 - 11-02-2010 Its good to see track being laid down, and not ripped up and the ROW paved over for bikes. Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - Charlie B - 11-02-2010 The track hasn't been ballasted, and had never had any serious weight, in addition the telephoto effect magnifies even a little defect to make it look horrid. I made the mistake of taking a few of my model track with the telephoto, but I'll say one thing, you can sure see the defects. Charlie Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - csiguy68 - 11-03-2010 Today we took up a second set of 4 rail cars up to Kelley station. . the weather was gorgeous. a great day to run trains. these photos are some of the guys at the Kiski Junction. They are some of the friendliest and knowledgable guys you could ever meet.i i thought it was important to post a few photos of them, after all is the people who make any organization a great place. i will post some photos later of what we did today. Todd Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - Charlie B - 11-03-2010 Those pictures are so clear I can see the blue through them....WOW!!! ![]() Charlie Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - P5se Camelback - 11-03-2010 snicker, giggle
Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - csiguy68 - 11-03-2010 lol, the freaking power went out while i was posting them. its on now Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - Charlie B - 11-03-2010 Com'mom Todd, pedal a little faster, we want to see 'em ![]() Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - csiguy68 - 11-03-2010 Here are some photos from today. Todd Re: CONSTRUCTION OF NEW LINE AT THE KISKI JUNCTION RAILROAD - rrinker - 11-03-2010 Been checking this out, quite a ride for me, but perhaps when I am next in the western part of the state I can get down there. Yet another railroad in the state I haven't ridden. --Randy |