Marty,
Let me be the first to say that your trestle is looking great. I especially like the stone work along the approaches.
Do you think the line will be finished by the 26th?
JimC.
Wow Marty! You just don't stop! Hehehe even with a week to go before the Battery steam-up you're still at it. Very nice work too. Inspiring. (now all I need is the means.....To follow your example that is /DesktopModules/NTForums/themes/mls/emoticons/whistling.gif )
BTW I like your approach to bringing tje ground to the trestle instead of the trestle from the ground to the track. May not be "correct" in some schools of thought but it sure makes life easier./DesktopModules/NTForums/themes/mls/emoticons/whistling.gif
Looks like the beginning of another spectacular creation. With your penchant for building the truly spectacular I'll bet you wouldn't even know how to build a simple culvert. hehe!
That's going to be another great photo location. No doubt about that. Marvelous!
Bubba brought his K-38 over and what a pain. its scale flanges jump the track with any little thing.
we forgot to turn the lights and smoker on because we was fighting the loco so much.
Looks nice, but give me a loco that will run with no problems, I can handle big flanges/etc. Been wanting a pin nailer myself, but have never gotten one. Jerry
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