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Tom Holley's HO scale Model RR stuff
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gjslsffan

gjslsffan

Tom Holley's HO scale Model RR stuff
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13 Apr 2022
2021-02-24 17.50.30
Carl Sowell

Carl Sowell

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2021-02-24 17.49.47
Carl Sowell

Carl Sowell

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logging loco

logging loco

logging loco's practice layout album
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30 Sep 2020
Trainworx 55019 Texaco Petebilt 350 Fuel Tanker
cfritschle

cfritschle

N Scale
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Trainworx 55019 Texaco Petebilt 350 Fuel Tanker

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16 Aug 2020
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gjslsffan

gjslsffan

Tom Holley HO models Frisco D&RGW BN SP BNSF
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26 Aug 2015
SD38-2 296 FS
gjslsffan

gjslsffan

Tom Holley HO models Frisco D&RGW BN SP BNSF
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Rick Howland aka BarstowRick – The Howland Pacific Railroad of the Williams and Ashfork Division. A freelanced bridge route based on memories of real places, trains and times. It is an N scale layout housed in a 10’ x 10’ metal shed (not recommended). FYI, a work in progress. The layout sports a six track hidden staging yard and a six track stub end yard. A triple helix and what appears to be a double tracked mainline where train meets are a common event. The most avid description and Rick's favorite, is a "A folded over pretzled dog bone". Benchwork is old school, open box style grid. The era or circa reflected is of the late 40s and 50s through to the late 70s. The Santa Fe is the primary user of the railroad with Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Western Pacific and The Denver & Rio Grande all putting in appearances. The Great Northern has an overland bridge route and drops in from time to time with a string of cars. A Museum Special, sponsored in part by the Norfolk & Western/Southern R&R, along with the private varnish organizations, occasionally tours the layout. Steam can be found at times, all though not in great abundance. Will they ever make a Stove (something exceptional minus those dreaded traction tires) that will actually pull ten cars up his 2% grades? It is rumored you can find powered box cars making the pull. Most curves on the mainline are 15" to 24"s with a barely tolerated 13" in the hidden staging yard and upper yard. A local model railroader, Greg McGinnis, donated a mini-city for the layout that is referred to as San Berdu. You will find an 7" radius trolley line. He built the town’s unique station from scratch, named (of all things) Rio Bendejo. Definition can be found by looking it up in Google's Dictionary. See, if it doesn't look like a train station you've seen in the greater Southern California arena. A mini CCTV setup helps Rick keep an eye on the hidden spots. The layout is wired to DPDT standards, supporting Cab A and Cab B operations, with a cut in DPDT that allows Cab B to be switched over to MRC's, DCC operations. This was originally written by myself and edited by John A., into third person. I'm editing what follows, changing to first person and adding a paragraph. A short biography of self. I grew up, spending my summers in Barstow, Ca. With a family of Rails, that worked for the Santa Fe. Having a child's bird's eye view maturing into a young man with memories of how it was. My family of rails shared much knowledge of this railroad and it shows on my layout. On this layout I attempt to recreate some of my favored memories. Like many, I depend on books but don't trust them 100% unless written by a Rail, I.e., a good friend, Chard Walker. Rail fans have done a good job capturing the essence of the railroads but aren't always factual on their reporting. Reporting, as though they are hard facts when that may not be the case. You won't find me calling a switch a "Turnout", I won't make that mistake. Only the engineering departments of the railroads called them turnouts. I'm a railroader and will pursue the tradition of calling them "Switches". A ardent Santa Fe #3751 supporter. Photo courtesy of Rick Howland.
BarstowRick

BarstowRick

Bear Valley Model Railroaders
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Rick Howland aka BarstowRick – The Howland Pacific Railroad of the Williams and Ashfork Division. A freelanced bridge route based on memories of real places, trains and times. It is an N scale layout housed in a 10’ x 10’ metal shed (not recommended). FYI, a work in progress. The layout sports a six track hidden staging yard and a six track stub end yard. A triple helix and what appears to be a double tracked mainline where train meets are a common event. The most avid description and Rick's favorite, is a "A folded over pretzled dog bone". Benchwork is old school, open box style grid. The era or circa reflected is of the late 40s and 50s through to the late 70s. The Santa Fe is the primary user of the railroad with Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Western Pacific and The Denver & Rio Grande all putting in appearances. The Great Northern has an overland bridge route and drops in from time to time with a string of cars. A Museum Special, sponsored in part by the Norfolk & Western/Southern R&R, along with the private varnish organizations, occasionally tours the layout. Steam can be found at times, all though not in great abundance. Will they ever make a Stove (something exceptional minus those dreaded traction tires) that will actually pull ten cars up his 2% grades? It is rumored you can find powered box cars making the pull. Most curves on the mainline are 15" to 24"s with a barely tolerated 13" in the hidden staging yard and upper yard. A local model railroader, Greg McGinnis, donated a mini-city for the layout that is referred to as San Berdu. You will find an 7" radius trolley line. He built the town’s unique station from scratch, named (of all things) Rio Bendejo. Definition can be found by looking it up in Google's Dictionary. See, if it doesn't look like a train station you've seen in the greater Southern California arena. A mini CCTV setup helps Rick keep an eye on the hidden spots. The layout is wired to DPDT standards, supporting Cab A and Cab B operations, with a cut in DPDT that allows Cab B to be switched over to MRC's, DCC operations. This was originally written by myself and edited by John A., into third person. I'm editing what follows, changing to first person and adding a paragraph. A short biography of self. I grew up, spending my summers in Barstow, Ca. With a family of Rails, that worked for the Santa Fe. Having a child's bird's eye view maturing into a young man with memories of how it was. My family of rails shared much knowledge of this railroad and it shows on my layout. On this layout I attempt to recreate some of my favored memories. Like many, I depend on books but don't trust them 100% unless written by a Rail, I.e., a good friend, Chard Walker. Rail fans have done a good job capturing the essence of the railroads but aren't always factual on their reporting. Reporting, as though they are hard facts when that may not be the case. You won't find me calling a switch a "Turnout", I won't make that mistake. Only the engineering departments of the railroads called them turnouts. I'm a railroader and will pursue the tradition of calling them "Switches". A ardent Santa Fe #3751 supporter. Photo courtesy of Rick Howland.

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100_0037-4
John Moore

John Moore

Layout plans and other stuff
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100_0037-4

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11 Feb 2024
100_0031-2
John Moore

John Moore

Layout plans and other stuff
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100_0031-2

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02 Dec 2023
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Paul Brian Pellegrino

Paul Brian Pellegrino

BN Fall Bridge Division
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Paul Brian Pellegrino

Paul Brian Pellegrino

BN Fall Bridge Division
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01 Nov 2023
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Paul Brian Pellegrino

Paul Brian Pellegrino

BN Fall Bridge Division
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18249 (1)

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01 Nov 2023
Small Parts
mtntrainman

mtntrainman

Misc
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Small Parts

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14 Sep 2023
Interstate RS-3 project
bierbass

bierbass

N Scale
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Interstate RS-3 project

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106
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03 Sep 2023
20230807_232343
Gen

Gen

42° Crossing (Z scale, code 55)
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09 Aug 2023
Concord Freight Building
Jim Wiggin

Jim Wiggin

Random Acts of Railfaning
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Concord Freight Building

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07 Aug 2023
20230806_151516
Gen

Gen

42° Crossing (Z scale, code 55)
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Gen

Gen

42° Crossing (Z scale, code 55)
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05 Aug 2023
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Carl Sowell

Carl Sowell

N Scale
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Trn-at0311_04

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18 Jul 2023
Mailbox01.
mtntrainman

mtntrainman

Misc
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Mailbox01.

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11 Jul 2023
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John Moore

John Moore

Layout plans and other stuff
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100_0002

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16 Jun 2023
EXXON6
KWE

KWE

EXXON MOBIL BEAUMONT TEXAS
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EXXON6

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30 May 2023
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pomperaugrr

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N scale Housatonic RR
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24 Apr 2023
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berNd

berNd

FREMO americaN 20th anniversary
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FREMO_americaN_20th_anniversary_07

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06 Apr 2023
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SP-Wolf

SP-Wolf

My N-Scale
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DSC04173

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19 Mar 2023
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pomperaugrr

pomperaugrr

N scale Housatonic RR
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20230301_064950-1

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01 Mar 2023
Junction City Shops(10-15 yrs) and West 4 Houses on Prospect Ave
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ppuinn

Layout Projects
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Junction City Shops(10-15 yrs) and West 4 Houses on Prospect Ave

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24 Jan 2023
PC010143
Carl Sowell

Carl Sowell

N Scale
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PC010143

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01 Dec 2022
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Carl Sowell

Carl Sowell

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PB120095

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Carl Sowell

Carl Sowell

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PB090083

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Carl Sowell

Carl Sowell

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P8310022

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2022-08-27 11.08.38
Carl Sowell

Carl Sowell

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2022-07-11 15.32.43
Carl Sowell

Carl Sowell

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Tom Holley's HO scale Model RR stuff
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15 Apr 2022
Looking south
r_i_straw

r_i_straw

Chicago Run 2012
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Looking south

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11 Aug 2021
P8170010
Carl Sowell

Carl Sowell

N Scale
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P8170010

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17 Aug 2020
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John Moore

John Moore

Passenger equipment
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28 May 2020
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CedarCreek

CedarCreek

Layout Progress
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