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Running VIA Rail Canadian
Taking a break from building to enjoy running trains today. VIA Rail Canadian passing the CNR Covipan Intermodal Yard on my layout, the Trenton Subdivision in N Scale. Power consists of three of the four Kato F40's that I customized, pulling 11 Rapido Trains coaches.
Project Finished: Custom N Scale Kato F40 in VIA Rail
VIA Rail 6404 runs through the wash area after completing maintenance in the shop and new paint on my layout, The Trenton Subdivision in N Scale.
Just finished this Kato USA, Inc. F40, including modifications to the shell, installing an MRC sound decoder and a full repaint in VIA colours. Decals are from Highball Graphics Decals.
Rehab My Wrecker
Before and After photos of the latest project on my layout, the Trenton Subdivision in N Scale rehabing this old heavy lift crane. Read on for details.
Design Plans -Hobby Paint and Tool Stand
I have had several requests for instructions/drawings for the Paint/Tool Stand I created and posted on the MRH Website the other day..
Improving Cluttered Work Station with a Homemade Paint/Tool Stand
Before and after photos of my work area. A simple paint stand can remove a lot of the clutter and provide a convenient way to organize hobby tools.
Weekend WIP
Started a new project, repainting my Rapido Trains Inc. LRC to the Canada 150 scheme used by VIA Rail Canada in 2017.
Just Arrived!
Newest additions to my train layout, the Trenton Subdivision in N Scale. These superbly modelled VIA Rail Canada & Canadian National Railway FP9A engines arrived yesterday. Rapido Trains Inc. continues to produce outstanding detailed models in N scale.
Installed -Tri-County CO-OP Control Panel with Programming Track
Just completed installation of the control panel with programming track for the Tri-County CO-OP on my layout, the Trenton Subdivision in N Scale.
Installing Facia with a Hospital Table
Installing facia on my layout, the Trenton Subdivision in N scale. I’m using 1/8 inch mahogany plywood screwed to the cross bracing. I have left room above the screws to attach a removable plexiglass shield.
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