Sunday Evening Pictures

[align=center]In readiness for the re-opening of the Cornwall Branch, there have been some groundworks to do,
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the old connection got washed out more than a year ago, the track level has sank by about four inches so a new incline was made and an area cleared for a bridge, a test train was ran today all seems ok, even the track power got to the end OK,
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Great rocky line, Pete!

I like the structure and surface of the rocks...granite?

Seems u have to lift the line just a bit to go under it... :bigsmile:


Greetings

Frank
 
coyote97 said:
Great rocky line, Pete!

I like the structure and surface of the rocks...granite?

Seems u have to lift the line just a bit to go under it... :bigsmile:


Greetings

Frank

[align=center]The rocks are local serpentine or soapstone, most are lying about they have some fantastic shades and color to them,
I need to get a bridge structure next I seen a style I like, the cabboose id propping it all up at the mo but not got time to do anymore this week,
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[align=center]I could not get motivated today, so for a change I added some interior detail to my chopped down bachman cabboose,
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I will add the eggs when the bacon has cooked some!
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The cook has a serious problem as he cant stand up!
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hi mr.spock....loves tht loco in alantic coast line.....hw long have u have tht for?
 
[align=center]Today I been running trains up and down the branchline, then I got cold so, was mooching about following threads and links and found some really weird stuff,

I had removed the rubber traction tyred wheels from my RDC and , stumbled on this amazing machine,
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rubber tyred switcher,
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The ships wheel was the steering wheel

prototype for everything
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[align=center]Still confused about the time of day, I thought we had sorted that all out with that Greenwich thing,by the time I got outside it was almost hailstones , then I noticed my lens has steemed up anyone any ideas of how to sort that?

Still I got to run the grey locos,
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the road running switcher is a very curious piece of machinery, wouldnt want to be at the helm of that thing going down a hill in the rain with several reefers on the move :confused:
 
Looks great Pete one of these J3a would look nice on your line one of my all time favorites I have one made from Meccano in G scale :thumbup:
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Pic of Meccano J3a
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[align=center]I did a double take myself almost Heath Robinson, must have been spine jarring on those cobble sets ,
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Some lasted till the seventies may be one still around
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Richie said:
Looks great Pete one of these J3a would look nice on your line one of my all time favorites I have one made from Meccano in G scale :thumbup:

[align=center]Thats my all time favorite steam loco, may think about making one just for the hell of it,


And my alltime favorite deisel is this beast

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MR SPOCK said:
Richie said:
Looks great Pete one of these J3a would look nice on your line one of my all time favorites I have one made from Meccano in G scale :thumbup:

[align=center]Thats my all time favorite steam loco, may think about making one just for the hell of it,


And my alltime favorite deisel is this beast

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Haven't seen one of those before looks like it was made for Thunder Birds
 
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