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Looking good. really like the wagon, really adds to the scene...that is going to have to go on my to keep an eye out for list 
Love the switching operations...long range is to have some on my little layout also.
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UNCLE BOB
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Thanks Dave.
BLRY does not have a long run and what we now have has pretty well maxed out what we CAN have in our space. But maybe we'll someday add a pass track to the west side. This will allow making up a train, running a given number of laps, Then doing a run-around on that pass track before running laps "back home".
Meantime, what we do have is proving to be quite interesting. AND...a remember, a limited size layout is perfect for adding details; The baggage wagon is the first of such and I hope there will be many more.
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This is a recent shot of #11 in operation. Attachment: Here She Comes!.JPG (Downloaded 106 times)
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And this one, with nephew Charley driving, shows something of #11's size. Attachment: Ole Charley.jpg (Downloaded 106 times) Last edited on Mon Jul 6th, 2015 03:41 am by UNCLE BOB
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Great pics! That first shot of the train coming across the trestle towards the camera is really beautiful!
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In all modesty, I'll have to agree, Ray -- The bridge shot is one of my all-time favorites.
This layout features "reduced size replicas" rather than true models and has "reduced size, prototype operation" That is, rather than doing "pretend" operation, we do ACTUAL jobs but in a reduced size manor.
Case-in-point: The gondola easily hauls an actual quarter ton of ballast and the locomotive is used to move it to where it's needed.Attachment: 2 April.jpg (Downloaded 98 times) Last edited on Mon Jul 6th, 2015 04:22 pm by UNCLE BOB
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And I love that we use real, full sized tools!
After more than five decades of model railroading, I'm finally exactly where I've always wanted to be.Attachment: Man-sized tools.jpg (Downloaded 98 times) Last edited on Mon Jul 6th, 2015 04:25 pm by UNCLE BOB
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