Welcome to this weekend edition. Here is an old shot taken with the morning sun shining in when my modules were set up in my garage.
AL&M 1514 Former AD&N 1514 Crossett, Ark. 31 July 2005 AL&M 1514 Former AD&N 1514 Crossett, Ark. 31 July 2005 Fordyce & Princeton 1805 Bastrop, La. 2 August 2005 AL&M Caboose Crossett Ark. 31 July 2005 AD&N 17 Crossett, Ark. 31 July 2005
No the red plunger is vigilance control, the driver must press it within 30 secos I think otherwise emergency braking applies.
Raul Ameca's Rock Island lashup on the Belmont Shore Club. You need some of these, Colonel! [ August 12, 2005, 06:06 PM: Message edited by: sapacif ]
correct with wrong timings. it varies on the speed of the train from around 45 secs for stationary to around 15 secs for 115km/h plus. other than that that's exactly what it is and does. The vigo is also fitted with task linking so the driver can operate the train (operate the horn, brake controller, master controller and head lights or the foot pedal which will reset the timings)
Here are few from me. I finally got a little ATSF company train put together so my FT's would have something to pull. The track crew better look busy, here comes the boss. The business car is a Kato and very nice. I will have to add the lighting kit to this one. Haven't had a chance to run these much but I sure do like how smooth they are.
Russell You got us off to a good start! Nice looking modules! Tad Awesome proto photos! Sten Nice home! Flash Nice shot! Those RI units look great! Bob Great shots! The double-headed steam is a cool one! Chad Great pics and a great looking train!
Awesome photos guys, yes Flash i will eventually be doing a SD40 in Rock Island as well. Today I repainted the life like SW1200 to MOPAC. One has been decaled the other is awaiting the buzzsaw decal which i have ordered.
agree with the above, for everyone else. have to try and get myself a Millennium job next fortnight, Deluxe home!!!! comes with it's own touch screen computer, air con with climate control and FM radio and CD player!!! best thing is I press a button on the screen and the train does the rest for me, I just sit there and make sure the system doesn't crash. (That's the computer not the train )
