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09/17/2008 2:29 PM  
That is one great looking scenic area you have created....beautiful work! And so quickly done too, amazing. Hoping one day to be able to see your layout and all the work you've done in person.

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09/17/2008 3:20 PM  
Typo. The #488 is a K-36. ;)

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09/17/2008 3:55 PM  
K-36 yayea yea, they all look alike. scale flanges are a pain in the *&%&^%^%^*(**(

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09/18/2008 4:47 PM  
WOW!!!! Just seen this thread, great job, Marty.... Can't wait to see it in person....

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09/19/2008 5:27 AM  
Andy C. brought this to my attention, sounds like one more item to look forward to this year. Marty, you certainly have been busy.

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09/19/2008 6:01 AM  
Yes a great looking trestle and I also will be looking forward to seeing in person. Later RJD


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09/20/2008 5:34 PM  
I was moving cars around so I thought I'd take the 40s up for a test run.



Another year and lots of trees and it should look good. I knew the 40s would run great on the new line.

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09/20/2008 9:34 PM  
Fabulous, Marty. It's really coming together.... I didn't run my GP-40 up that line last night but I did run it around the upper loop about 6 times without a problem. The caboose did come uncoupled on the first switch off north end as it comes off the loop. It looks like the outside rail on that switch has a bit of a dip in it. However, the caboose didn't uncouple again during the rest of the runs. I like the way that upper look runs. I used both the tracks on the upper side.

See you next Thursday.....:):):)

Got most of the twigs, branches and sticks removed from the rails....:D


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09/21/2008 10:55 AM  
Posted By Stan Cedarleaf on 09/20/2008 9:34 PM
Fabulous, Marty. It's really coming together.... I didn't run my GP-40 up that line last night but I did run it around the upper loop about 6 times without a problem. The caboose did come uncoupled on the first switch off north end as it comes off the loop. It looks like the outside rail on that switch has a bit of a dip in it. However, the caboose didn't uncouple again during the rest of the runs. I like the way that upper look runs. I used both the tracks on the upper side.
See you next Thursday.....<img src=" border=0><img src=" border=0><img src=" border=0>
Got most of the twigs, branches and sticks removed from the rails....<img src=" border=0>


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Stan made six trips around with out a problem:w00t: Probably just engine no cars:D Your Fibbing right?:ermm:

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09/21/2008 1:42 PM  
Just completed the track. added another single cross over . tied the branchline into the higline. I will pull the forms tomorrow, there maybe rain tonight I hear.
Now don't anyone tell me it takes all summer to install 250ft of roadbed and track.
The RR maybe over 20,000 sq ft,, but whos counting????

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09/21/2008 2:59 PM  
Way to go!

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09/21/2008 4:03 PM  
The new addition is looking great Marty, can't wait to see it also. Nice trestle to.

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09/21/2008 4:05 PM  
Man am I on a roll , even got the grand kids raised loop in, photos later after I empty the camera. Says full for some reason???

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09/21/2008 4:15 PM  
Posted By NTCGRR on 09/21/2008 4:05 PM
Man am I on a roll , even got the grand kids raised loop in, photos later after I empty the camera. Says full for some reason???




Wall Mart was having a sale on digital Film. I got a extra 2 GB just for my trip to Nebraska City.:D

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09/21/2008 6:19 PM  




I plan to place a wood floor so its easier on the knees.

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09/24/2008 7:40 PM  
well Richard came over tonight and helped finish the ballast.
 
well Richard came over tonight and helped finish the ballast.
 
Tried to edit the photos but the stupid thing would not go back to the url.
what was wrong with the old way???
Dwight, bottom two photos out please
 
Marty, right-click on the pic you want to take out and choose "delete".
 
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09/25/2008 1:32 AM  
Posted By NTCGRR on 09/24/2008 7:40 PM
 
«snip...» Tried to edit the photos but the stupid thing would not go back to the url. «snip...»
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Double left-click the image in the editor window, when the Image properties dialog displays, edit the URL field value as required.

And just which "old way" would that be?  
  • The original Snitz version?
  • The second Snitz version?
  • The first version of the new ActiveForums Rich Text Editor?
  • The manual entry of Forum Code, or the HTML equivalent?
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09/25/2008 5:58 AM  
Thanks
I don't know , I remember editing it and only the url would show up. simple is always ,nice...

Marty Cozad
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10/19/2008 12:39 PM  
the area just looked, incomplete. so
 
I built up another mt range (like) area.
 
after it drys for a few days I will back fill and plants trees.

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10/19/2008 12:50 PM  
Marty, the thing that amazes me about your work on the NTCGRR is not the overall maginitude (although that is unmatched) but the speed at which you work. You get more done in a week than I do in a year..

That's lookin great...

You continue to inspire...

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