10-28-2009, 05:02 PM
That's coming along nicely...It's an awful huge N-gauge..No..?? 
10-28-2009, 05:07 PM
Steamtrains Wrote:That's coming along nicely...It's an awful huge N-gauge..No..??
I needed "N" gauge that was bigger than the cats 
10-29-2009, 11:13 AM
NC gauge - No Cats! 
10-29-2009, 09:16 PM
MountainMan Wrote:NC gauge - No Cats!
Too Funny!!!10-29-2009, 09:16 PM
Here's a video to look at 
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10-29-2009, 11:48 PM
10-30-2009, 04:30 AM
Yeah - I hardly ever run all 3 together... There is no ballast, so the suspended wood acts like a speaker
But it's not "too loud" plus - it's trains!! LOL it's a nice sound 
:mrgreen:
But it's not "too loud" plus - it's trains!! LOL it's a nice sound
:mrgreen: 11-11-2009, 10:15 PM
Got a few more things finished on my "To-Do" list
Trolley is now running on it's never ending (I hope) back & forth newly installed track Here - the Eggliner passes as the trolley stops.
Trolley is now running on it's never ending (I hope) back & forth newly installed track
Here - the Eggliner passes as the trolley stops.11-11-2009, 10:17 PM
Carolton junction is finished.. Just details to do as always:
I re-did the missile Launch site and gave it a bit more local history
A little known history of the JGBSMF&W RR (MFWRR) was that; during WWII it played an important, albeit minor role, in the United States defense. Located in the mountains of Northwestern PA, the railroad was used for a time by the 99th Division of the U.S. Army. At the time it was a logging and mining railroad.
Newly de-classified C.I.A. items show; that on a non-descript war logbook on page 345 of 1603 – paragraph 4 states:
The MFWRR will be used for storage of SR-GTA and SR-GTG Missiles for the intended defense of the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Seaway region of the Northern United States.
Interpretation of the acronyms reveals Short Range Ground-to-Air and SR Air-to-Air missiles were stored there… The Missiles have all been disarmed and have been Abandoned In Place (AIP).
They also left a single Mobile Missile Launch Rail Vehicle (MMLRV) that still contains a missile (Disarmed) in the ready to launch configuration. Most definitely an item for historians to visit and review.
The area has been cleared as being safe and secure, and therefore we will not be moving any of the AIP items. However we are extending the lead in track right of way to compensate. Pictures attached for your review.
I re-did the missile Launch site and gave it a bit more local history
A little known history of the JGBSMF&W RR (MFWRR) was that; during WWII it played an important, albeit minor role, in the United States defense. Located in the mountains of Northwestern PA, the railroad was used for a time by the 99th Division of the U.S. Army. At the time it was a logging and mining railroad.
Newly de-classified C.I.A. items show; that on a non-descript war logbook on page 345 of 1603 – paragraph 4 states:
The MFWRR will be used for storage of SR-GTA and SR-GTG Missiles for the intended defense of the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Seaway region of the Northern United States.
Interpretation of the acronyms reveals Short Range Ground-to-Air and SR Air-to-Air missiles were stored there… The Missiles have all been disarmed and have been Abandoned In Place (AIP).
They also left a single Mobile Missile Launch Rail Vehicle (MMLRV) that still contains a missile (Disarmed) in the ready to launch configuration. Most definitely an item for historians to visit and review.
The area has been cleared as being safe and secure, and therefore we will not be moving any of the AIP items. However we are extending the lead in track right of way to compensate. Pictures attached for your review.
11-11-2009, 10:20 PM
and - you KNEW i couldn't let this go too much longer...... Templer Acres has been repaired and restored
11-11-2009, 10:21 PM
and after 7 years - i finally put teh MF&W logo patch in the center of the croosbuck!! This is a major achievement
I also updated the lights and added the black disks behind them
I also updated the lights and added the black disks behind them
11-12-2009, 12:31 PM
ngauger Wrote:and - you KNEW i couldn't let this go too much longer...... Templer Acres has been repaired and restored
Ahhhhh, Diesel Golf. You know..........Putt Putt, Putt Putt.
11-12-2009, 10:30 PM
Sumpter250 Wrote:Now you ruined it for me -- forever!!!! hehehehe I'll think of that every time I drive by my local Putt-Puttngauger Wrote:and - you KNEW i couldn't let this go too much longer...... Templer Acres has been repaired and restored
Ahhhhh, Diesel Golf. You know..........Putt Putt, Putt Putt.
12-21-2009, 07:28 PM
OK - this is turning into Therapy LOL
I'm on Vacation! and workin' on da railroiad
Since the Climax Steam Loco runs on the second level - I had to move the water tower and coal bunker "up" to where the steam train runs..
Makes sense right??
More Pics!!!!![attachment=3752]
Coal Bunker in place, but the mountain is only primered
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I'm on Vacation! and workin' on da railroiad
Since the Climax Steam Loco runs on the second level - I had to move the water tower and coal bunker "up" to where the steam train runs..
Makes sense right??
More Pics!!!!![attachment=3752]
Coal Bunker in place, but the mountain is only primered
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01-12-2010, 10:12 PM