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Old Signs For Your Layout

For anybody thats interested         

                                                  While looking for older signs and posters to mount on some of my buildings

Overseas Shipping Containers

    I have a question       Does anybody out there know when overseas shipping containers started

                                       showing up on american railroads. My layout is based on a time period from

Virginia Trees, .

I would like to know which evergreens would be suitable for a West Virginia+Virginia scene. Any advice or help you fellas can give much appreciated.

Modeling GP30M CSX 4247

I wanted a new loco for my CSX fleet and this is my choice:

http://yfrog.com/8d4247csxgj

 

I'm going to use a Bachman GP30 bodyshell and motor. This is my work for the present:

http://img833.imageshack.us/img833/2706/dscf1659.jpg

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Funicular Railways - More about Los Angeles Angels' Flight

In my earlier topic, "Funicular Railways - Out of Curiosity", a reply stated that Angel's Flight still existed in Los Angeles just off I-5 between San Fenando Valley and West Los Angeles. That did not sound quite right, since I had just a few months or so back looked up info on the web about it. Well, here is a little more info on it.

The railway was relocated, but only a short distance from the original spot. In relocating it, there was extensive modifications made to the original design, although the original cars retained there names: Sinai and Olivet.

grab irons (i hate them)

any ideas on how to make the task of installing grab irons easier? I have slightly enlarged the holes, i use a magnifier. Still, this job doesn't get any easier.

Perfect industry for modeling

An industry that is perfect for modeling:

http://www.shorpy.com/node/9075?size=_original

 

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Funicular Railways - Out of Curiosity

Just wondering (my sister and brother-in-law were in the Pittsburg PA area awhile back and visited one) - has anyone you know of modeled a funicular ("funny peculiar" ? - no, it really is a term applied to inclined plane railways). The one they saw crosses over the Allegheny Mountains. Here is a link to one information rich page:

www.funimag.com/funimag28/Allegheny01.htm

csx layout

Hello everyone!

First I apologize for my bad english. I am a 38 old man from Spain. I want to build a layout inspired on CSX railroad in Florida state. I want local freights and some industries. Can you help me please?


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