There's only so much you can do with a Webshots album so I finally got off the dime and set up a website for my new HO scale, Miami themed, switching layout. ...
WOW, Are you sure that's a model rr layout? It looks too real for a model RR. -richie ... From: ldsig@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ldsig@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf...
Back in the DC days, many CAB control layouts used an East-West switch as a second reversing switch. This was to allow the the throttle's forward-reverse...
Nope, Andy -- with DCC you don't worry much about track polarity, especially with the autoreversing sensing boosters out there. The cool thing is a DCC loco...
Joe, I'm OK with the DC/DCC technology differences. This is only about the few US double track layout scenarios. I was just curious if anyone had found any...
Lance, Excellent work. Your modeling of the grass, trash, canal, and the rest are great! Keep up the great work, and keep sharing the images. Creston ...
... Andy: You bet- perhaps for reasons that few of us appreciate, so I won't belabor the issue except to say I don't believe in deliberate short circuits. The...
On my previous layout I initually used DPDT switchesw for reverse loops, theym worked well but you had to be nearby to throw the DPDT while the train was in...
OK, I'll bite: how do you switch this switching layout without a runaround--two engines? Chris Bond ... From: "Creston Parker" <creston@...> To:...
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... The only reason that works Chris is that all of the industries(except Weeks Gas) are served off of facing point turnouts. The staging track is a ...
The latest revision to the yard can be found at http://www.aamrc.org/detroit3.jpg. I've got a big empty area and am seeking ideas on adding some other tracks...
Oops, now it can...just a little thing about case sensitive filenames :-) David Simmons Ann Arbor Model Railroad Club See our website at www.aamrc.org...
Fine, let's remove that siding. But staging's left--so the engine apparently needs to come in the right position too, behind the cars... Or maybe that...
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That's what I suspected--even the staging engine is always in the same position. This could get pretty boring, pretty quickly. Chris Bond ... From: "Lance...
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... same ... Sorry - I like it, and adding a run around loop would be no problem at all. For small space modellers this would be very nice ...
I'm sure the CSX crew that works the prototype would agree Chris - about the dull part :) Seriously, I did just copy the track arrangement that presently...
Well here we go, a classic example of compressing the prototype exactly into our highly limited layout space may not yield the greatest operating interest....
... Darn fine looking layout, and top-notch scenery work, Lance! ... Roseburg (a centerpiece on my layout) and not out of Eugene like the prototype. I'll...
... dave Dave, The views you mention are in the CSX folder of my webshots album http://community.webshots.com/user/mindheim Lance The Shelf Layouts Company,...
... It's a good debate Joe and you bring up valid points. I knew early on that the layout, as designed, would not support several hour op. sessions and ...
Alright guys, I realize that this is off the main topic of this gruop, but I can't find the answer to this question asked of me. has anybody produced a plastic...
Yes, beautiful scenery and lots more stuff to spend play time on. Chris Bond ... From: <dehusman@...> To: <ldsig@yahoogroups.com> Cc: "B Bond"...
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The Utah Belt--another good-looking railroad, but with lots more features to add play value and time... Chris Bond ... From: <dehusman@...> To:...
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Google search turned up..... http://www.broadway-limitedwest.com/cot1samp.htm ....references were made to Santa Fe (the class originated there) and PRR ... ...