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Oberon 04-26-13 07:35 PM

Loving the lighting there August, LEDs or Fibre-optics?

fireftr18 04-26-13 07:48 PM

Nice work August!

fireftr18 04-26-13 07:49 PM

Since this is the model railroading thread, I thought I would post this:

http://www.entertrainmentjunction.com/

August 04-26-13 07:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Oberon (Post 2047567)
Loving the lighting there August, LEDs or Fibre-optics?

Thanks Ob. LED's are the way to go I think. Little or no heat and a fraction of the current draw.

Jimbuna 04-26-13 08:02 PM

Looks almost real August...very nice :cool:

magic452 04-27-13 01:55 AM

I'm still laying track and I decided to replace my Atlas switch machines with ones like in the pics. No doubt will be next winter before I get to any scenery or details. I can only hope that things come out looking half as good as what August has there.
He has much more talent for this kind of thing than I do.

Looking super there August. :up::up::up: That kind of stuff makes a layout.

Magic

August 04-27-13 08:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magic452 (Post 2047686)
I'm still laying track and I decided to replace my Atlas switch machines with ones like in the pics. No doubt will be next winter before I get to any scenery or details. I can only hope that things come out looking half as good as what August has there.
He has much more talent for this kind of thing than I do.

Looking super there August. :up::up::up: That kind of stuff makes a layout.

Magic

Judging by the pictures your track plan is far superior to mine and once you get to the detailing it will easily show it.

By the way this is where I usually hang out to talk trains. You can get some great ideas here: http://www.thewhistlepost.com/forums/

swamprat69er 04-27-13 01:31 PM

August and Magic, it is a pity that you guys are 4,000 miles away from each other. You could team up and build a super town complete with trains and shops, etc.

August 04-27-13 04:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by swamprat69er (Post 2047968)
August and Magic, it is a pity that you guys are 4,000 miles away from each other. You could team up and build a super town complete with trains and shops, etc.


Don't forget a sub base. Lot's of rail in those facilities. :D

magic452 04-28-13 01:11 AM

Thanks for the link, I was looking for something like that. :salute:

Magic

JU_88 04-28-13 02:55 AM

Impressive work August :)

August 04-30-13 01:24 AM

An RS-2 I picked up at the train show last January.
http://home.comcast.net/~rdsterling/...ccad14abeef220

Catfish 04-30-13 07:37 AM

Very nice !

I have no track layout yet, but have got myself some nice HO-track locomotives, and rolling stock. I plan to make a very early american track layout, maybe around before the civil war, or only a bit into it. Thinking of the old Mason, Rogers or Smith&Perkins engines, with inline cranks, ouside frames etc.. Certainly means a lot of kitbashing.
Found some nice older locos from Mantua/Tyco ('General' and 'Dixie Belle') which are nice and easy to change. Have hesitated though because they are now becoming 'classics' in a way themselves ..

Thanks and greetings,
Catfish

AVGWarhawk 04-30-13 07:42 AM

The layout is big. It looks great. I always wanted to make a layout of this size. One day...one day!!!

eddie 04-30-13 12:32 PM

Do you like the Hurst Olds August,lol Saw a couple in your pics!


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