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abehlerjr's picture

Easy Model Railroad Inventory

Hi all,

  I have been trying to find the site for Easy Model Railroad Inventory and it seems it is no longer available. No matter what I try, I can't reach the site:  easy-­model-­railroad-­inventory.­rclsoftware.­com/­index.­htm that everywhere I read tells me this is the site for the software. Any help would be appreciated

Al

 

IAISfan's picture

The Iowa Interstate's West End

I'm modeling the west end of Iowa Interstate's Subdivision 4 in May 2005 - the western-most 49 miles of the railroad from Atlantic to Council Bluffs, IA - and I thought I'd start a blog here to document the process, since this and the Yahoo Proto-Layouts list seem to be where I'm spending most of my on-line time these days.  This is the first layout I've ever gotten much past the benchwork stage, so pretty much every step involves me asking a lot of questions and learning a lot.

Down At The Crossing - Part Dos

I finished up the crossing at Meredith Drive on my IAIS Grimes Line layout. Meredith is the only grade crossing that features gates on the prototype so I wanted to include all the bells and whistles. The crossing uses Tomar gates and flashers controlled by a Logic Rail Technology Grade Crossing Pro circuit. The gates are powered with a Tortoise switch motor and two Circuitron Remote Signal Activators. An ITT sound module provides the crossing bell.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbjWhKjKHFg

James

La Grange gets some track & Tortilla Flats gets surveyed

 

GS&M crews march on...

After the 1st set of track goes into place a Trio of C-630 pulls a tank train from staging up and out of the main Helix.

 

You can see how the main works it way out of the Helix and into La Grange.  The Alcos are on what will become the A/D tracks for La Grange.

George J's picture

Streaming video for op session

Probably a stupid question but...

I was wondering. Does anybody set up webcams and stream their operating session live over the internet? Has anyone ever thought of doing something like this?

George

KCS West Bottoms - 1st OPS Session

Just completed the first OPS session on my KCS layout.  I have a lot to do on the layout but wanted to get some trains running.  My goal was to have an OPS session before Labor day.  This was a small OPS session with two guests Scott and Rusty running the KCS West Bottoms Switcher.  While there is no scenery and the buildings are mock-ups, the track work is completed and is a very close representation of the actual KCS trackage in the Kansas City West Bottoms area in the fall of 1981.

LVN's picture

Large Scale Model Railroading: American Invasion of Friends 2012

Well last weekend was the completion of another successful gathering of the American Invasion of Friends.  Three days of Large Scale Model Railroad Operations in Ottawa and one full day at Finger lakes NY.

 

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Scarpia's picture

HI Rail Ops

Being back in New England for a couple of weeks, I was able to attend the regularly scheduled ops sessions on my friends layout (If you live near Lake Champlain, and you are a member of opsig, you should check it out!).

Just as a quick reminder, this is an American Flyer S layout, designed purely for operations, and based on the New Haven.

My host was kind enough to offer me my choice of jobs, and I chose the road freights. I can get enough switching now at home, but I can't really run long trains.


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