
Staging Yard Complete
The track laying that is. From one track to 7, with a turn and in 50 inches. Not too shabby.
The track laying that is. From one track to 7, with a turn and in 50 inches. Not too shabby.
The section of the Rutland I model is the former Ogdensburg Sub or Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain (OLC). The only surviving section of this line is the 20 mile run from Norwood NY to Ogdensburg […]
One of the challenges with modeling a prototype set in 1959 is that it’s 2012. I was born 15 years after the Rutland ceased operations and while I am close geographically to where I model, […]
So long story short, it’s been a while since I’ve posted anything on this blog. Very bad of me but I’ve been busy working on the layout. This is the current plan, or close to […]
After mucking around with some scenery in Lisbon to make it “presentable” for photos for an article, I had already decided to clear everything off to be able to move Lisbon down this shelf. Once […]
Not completely accurate, but I was just playing around with the camera and a few models. Lisbon, New York – 1960 Same location, 199? with a borrowed Conrail B23-7.
10 Minutes a day… thats what I force myself to do train related on models per day. Force sounds harsh but sometimes with work, family and other things known as life all around, we can’t […]
After referencing some photos thanks to the Atlas Forum, Don Janes and the Rutland in Color book, the stack was placed where the old one was. The Miniatures By Eric H-2 Horn and Bracket went […]
New RS-3’s are arriving from Atlas in September. #202 and #207. Atlas did not change the wonky stack shape and the headlight on #202 is wrong. Still it is nice to see more Rutland locos […]
Once I have some new photos I will post them about my modelling adventures on the two Rutland era’s I model.
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