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Originally Posted by NCT:

We had the pleasure of visiting this fine layout with "Mr. and Ms. Farmer Bill" last weekend.  This layout is a true work of FINE ART in O SCALE railroading.  Chris and his wife were very gracious about having us in their home. 

 

...keep the rails polished...

That must have been a great trip as FB and his wife are fun to be with.  The pictures were great andI saw some great ideas and different ways of modeling that I can use as I finsh the track laying phase of my Maxatawany RR.

Farmer Bill,

Thanks for posting this. I was at a show yesterday and people were talking to me about the write up and I didn't know about it. I thought they must have been talking about the description of the layout that was sent out before the open house.

 

All,

Thanks much for the comments guys. After last weekend I've stayed away from the layout and now I'm motivated to get back to it. 

 

Mark,

I have a Youtube video of the vacuum setup to run through to vacuum the trains. I'll see if I can post the link soon.

Last edited by christopher N&W

Matt. Let's see if this works.

 

Hey guys,

 

I built a box with 3 vacuums I can attach. A small vacuum blows air down on the train to blow the dust off. Two larger vacuums attach on both ends and suck the dust out so the dust doesn't escape into the room. I was tired of dusting the other ways. I just run whole trains through the dustbox.

 

In the video you can see I threw a bunch of dust on the flatcar and gon. When they come back out of the box, most of the dust is gone.

 

Originally Posted by John Sethian:

Glad to see this posted on the forum. Chris's layout is even better when you see it in person.  By the way, most of those background mountains you see are but a few inches deep

All too true.  Chris' scenery really succeeds in fooling the eye that there's far greater depth that what is really there.  That quality was one of many that spurred me to get his scenery techniques into OST.

 

Good to see that my local NMRA Division reacted to my prodding them with a sharp stick.

 

 

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