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Dave FUser is Offline
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09/05/2008 9:23 PM  
I had Thursday and today off this week, beautiful weather both days, so I did what any normal guy would..... I spent it with my railroad.

Thursday was spent doing a bit of trackwork and cleanup. I did run my two diesles, I'm still having issues with my 4-6-0s, but at least now I have a plan in place to fix that...

Today.... Local revenue service... Trains a runnin all day.

The morning freight.


A quick tour of the entire line... and yes, tolerances are a bit tight at the finish..



Yes, Yes, I know about the tight S curve behind the shed... It's in the process of being removed and a line run through the shed. I have a lot of work to do in the shed before I start rearanging track though..
DF
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09/05/2008 9:57 PM  
Thanks for posting videos Dave, I enjoyed them both. Great way to spend a day!! or two.
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09/06/2008 11:59 AM  
Thanks for the ride!
One king held the frankincense,
One king held the myrrh,
One king held the purest gold,
One King held the hope of the world.
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09/06/2008 2:59 PM  
Posted By Torby on 09/06/2008 11:59 AM
Thanks for the ride!




No problem, just watch your head at that last bit..
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09/06/2008 4:03 PM  
Thanks for the train ride. Both video's were really good and I enjoyed them very much. Jim
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09/07/2008 8:00 AM  
So Dave, Where's the music???? :) Cool videos. Enjoyed them very much.
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I think the old Steamers are the best and coolest looking of ALL the trains!!!!

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09/07/2008 5:35 PM  
Dave,

Nice videos! You've got a long run there. Great! I have to admit too that you're making those diesels look good even to an ol' steam guy. :)
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09/07/2008 6:17 PM  
Don't go a changin to diesel and blame it on me.. If you wanna play with diesel exhaust, own it... ;)
or just c'mon over and play with my stuff here.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the vids. I have a couple of more I need to upload.
I still need to rebuild the roadbed. I can only use the excuse that "I'm accuratley modeling the old ICG prototype" for so long..... :D

I have a new idea that I may try.. I'll keep ya posted.
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