The New Oakville Sub

Thanks, folks! It's nice to take a photographic spin every so often...

 

Pleasure to view your layout, lovely scenics and all my favorite locos at work!
Cheers,
Cliff

 

Jim, what product do you use for your telephone wire?

 

That's Berkshire Junction's E-Z line. Love the stuff. Got it from Fifer Hobby. Only tough part is getting the proper sag into it.

 

Thanks Jim for showing us your great work. Very inspiring.

 

Thanks for the quick reply Jim. M

 

Fantastic layout. Some more trees and a lot more green and it could be a West VA. scene also with the addition of some CSX or NS locos. I like the way that the structures look on the hillsides.

 

Great pictures as always. Can't wait to see a 48 car unit oil train running on your layout. (Hint hint...)

 

I can do it now if you can handle a mish-mash of cars - with ethanol tankers and others standing in for crude cars...but yeah, they're on my list.

 

How bout this?

 

Not Fair, Not Fair , Not Fair........:teeth:

But it is always great to see what is rolling on your tracks!

 

Very good tour. Reminds me of what I've been missing.

 

Now that's railroadin....

 

This week concludes the tour of The Oakville Sub by Mitch Legg's SD80s - custom painted and detailed by Brian Kuhn.














It's been a pleasure showing you the Sub once again. Thanks to Mitch for the opportunity, and thanks to all who have commented.

 

Awesome read every page

 

Jim,

I love your layout!!!!!

 

Great views of your awesome layout.
Hope you have more visitors, and are able to share some more.

 

What washers did you use on the DI stacks? I'm having trouble finding something that doesn't require a lot of filing.

 

I used surplus washers from the Intermountain 5161 hoppers - they run just fine without, for me anyway. Got something like 80 of 'em...

You could email Dave at DI, the website says they will take care of you, it's on their home page...

 

Thank you. I had nightmares of trying to ream out a dozen of the Microtrains washers.