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| Posted: Mon Jun 12th, 2017 06:50 am |
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W C Greene
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Yes I do Herbie...it seems to me that it was an Albanian electric coal hauling line. The video was on Youtube a few years back, maybe some computer savvy dude can find it.
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| Posted: Mon Jun 12th, 2017 07:42 am |
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| Posted: Mon Jun 12th, 2017 05:41 pm |
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Herb Kephart
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Thanks, Jose.
Now there is the simplest overhead that I have ever seen Steve.
Go for it!
Actually overhead for pantograph is very simple to erect, once you get the need for catinary out of your head. That is only on high speed lines. Pantographs eliminate the need for diddling with poles (or back-poling) to put a car into a siding. Even some lines that ran cat out on the mains, had only single wire in the yards, Piedmont and Northern comes to mind.
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| Posted: Mon Jun 12th, 2017 05:55 pm |
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Ken C
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Steve
Photo of article on the Automatic Transportation Company, Buffalo NY from M&SP issue I have. Years ago I Googled and found a couple of more photos. There is a booklet on the Company, which may or may not be able to be downloaded.
http://mail.fsplanet.com/store/The-Automatic-Transportation
May need to click on list for Buffalo NY
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| Posted: Mon Jun 12th, 2017 08:54 pm |
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mdrailbaron
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Good afternoon all, It has been a bit of time since I last clogged up the net with any thoughts or comments but I have been here all along. So on the 3/8's stuff work progresses, I have been working on mostly the one end. Now before any clamor for photos my friend Ryan tried some time ago to post shots of the railroad and was unsuccessful so I know due to my limited computer abilities I won't even bother with posting. I can tell you that I have built the three mill buildings at Muddy Creek Forks, PA on the MA and PA RR, they have received rave reviews from my guys, could be though they like being invited back for On30 ops sessions. I have also built a five building town and added some scenery through out this one section. All in all I can see why some have decided to model in 3/8's, if I didn't have a 1900 square foot basement full of On30 I might consider going bigger. It is only a thought that will never be acted upon. As for the over head wire, my friend and historian Martin K Van Horn the 3rd, who is my go to guy, sent me a couple of articles and scale drawings not only for the pole but also how to lay it out. As it looks I will have over head only on the center peninsula which will service the pier, saw mill, planing mill, furniture/barrel/ and box company. I think this will be just enough for the time being, it might possibly someday expand but until I install it, it won't go anywhere. I am thinking by winter I should be far enough along to get started. One another note, I was looking trough old post and under Modeling Aids I saw a question about removing lettering on Bachman equipment. I take decal solvent and flood the lettering and then rub with an ink eraser and gone. I just did this last week and it works just fine. I didn't have to repaint anything and it didn't scratch the surface in any noticeable way. Well thank you all for the information, Ken I will check out the link you posted. Wishing you all parallel rails and trains on time.
SteveModeling the other large scale only smaller
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| Posted: Sun Nov 12th, 2017 09:53 am |
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Nortonville Phil
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I have been talking to Stephen Fisher over the last week or so. Well I got interested in building something. I found a scrap of pine lumber and ran it through a table saw and made some strip wood. Then I knocked together a flat car underframe. This is what I have so far. I built this to 9mm scale to the foot. So it represents 42 inch gauge on O guage track. The couplers I am using are some of those old Walthers couplers that were made to be compatible with O guage 3 rail lionel type couplers. These are actually smaller than Lionel and look better in my opinion. They are dummy couplers though so not good for switching. The RR I am interested in used full size couplers on it's equipment. That would be Japan and Taiwan. Well here are a couple of pictures.
 DSCN3442 by Homewood Wheelman, on Flickr
 DSCN3441 by Homewood Wheelman, on Flickr
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| Posted: Mon Nov 13th, 2017 01:37 am |
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W C Greene
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Ahhh Phil...welcome to the dark side...
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