What a Wonderful pictures! These are the best!!!!
Here's a repost from Rabbit Hill Tramways.
Here's a repost from Rabbit Hill Tramways.
A line with no trains
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Thanks for the kind comments. The basic line and a siding went down 12 years ago. In a couple of years later a second concertric circuit went in and a connection between the two evolved in various forms over the years. Finally the fully developed sidings found their way into the house and a turning wye made a further connection from there to the main circuit.
What makes it for me though is the planting around the track that has grown and evolved over the years. More by luck than design I have been able to use these to create a number of effects, like green tunnels and veiwing "windows". The best view is sitting in a chair with your eyes a couple of feet above track level. I'll try to post that picture in a while. Max
Yes please share the pictures. It is very cool how the ground cover has evolved
To add to me other ones a few posts back.....
When a switch (point) was extracted to be replaced with a plain curve
When a disused cosmetically placed R1 cross over was substituted for a working R5 system:
When a switch (point) was extracted to be replaced with a plain curve
When a disused cosmetically placed R1 cross over was substituted for a working R5 system:
As ever some wonderfully witty pictures of the goings on at your stunningly landscaped and detailed line. Keep 'em coming. Love it.
Did your MOW crew have access to this spiffing training film
Max
Did your MOW crew have access to this spiffing training film
Max
Great camera work everyone. The photography is one of my favorite parts of the hobby..
Might as well Share my latest creation. A old mailpouch barn. Popular in the US in the early 1900s . In Ohio and west Virginia and Pennsylvania. The company would go around and pay people $1.25 to paint there advertising on barns all over states.
