Brass Scrapbook Vol. 1 Issue 1 by: Erik C Lindgren

"HONGZ" stands for HO scale, N scale, G scale, and Z scale.

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The Brass Scrapbook Vol. 1 Issue 1

I am going to produce a series of posts called "Brass Scrapbook". I do a lot of commercial photography for the various importers; and as you might think HO has a large following in the high end brass circles. Just 10% of these models in O would be a dream.

All of these photos are mine and copyrighted by the various importers I work with. (C) Erik C Lindgren

I might even put some graphics in the coming posts. I hope you like it.

Division Point Early Berkshire project 2013 Boo-Rim Precision, Korea Project engineer SeHo Jang

Division Point L-109 Y6 project 2011 Boo-Rim Precision, Korea project head engineer SeHo Jang

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6/26/1511:33 AM

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PATSTRAINSOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBERFORUM SPONSOR

Wow the detail is beyond anything I have seen in O gauge.

6/26/1511:40 AM

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NortonOGR Forum Member

Thanks Eric. Fine photos. I am long out of touch with HO brass imports.

I thought the Berks the the SP acquired from the B&M were classed B1.

Do you or any other SP guys know why this is marked T1? T class were 10 wheelers, no?

Pete

6/26/1511:42 AM

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Erik C LindgrenOGR Forum Member

Hey Norton, those are both Division Point.

6/26/1511:46 AM

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Erik C LindgrenOGR Forum Member

Originally Posted by PATSTRAINS:

Wow the detail is beyond anything I have seen in O gauge.

HO guys are spoiled.

6/26/1511:49 AM

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Erik C LindgrenOGR Forum Member

Prototype photo: Arnold Menke (c)

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NortonOGR Forum Member

I have an earlier one with the whaleback tender. Its one of my favorites, not for its handsome looks, they are pretty homely but for all the plumbing and detail.

Still, if they shipped with T-1 lettering they were in fact Class B-1 on the SP.

Pete

6/26/1512:02 PM

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Rapid Transit HolmesOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Incredible! The photos are great. Me, I can barely touch one of my MTH Premier diesels without bending the handrails. I'd have to hire someone else to handle those HO jewels!

6/9/211:20 AM

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StrummerOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

Maybe a thread like this will garnish a little respect for 1:87 size...you reckon?

Mark in Oregon

6/9/211:39 PM

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Tinplate ArtOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

INCREDIBLE models!

6/9/212:48 PM

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Tinplate ArtOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Just curious: price on that Berk?

6/9/212:53 PM

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GG1 4877OGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Eric,

Awesome portfolio as always. I would enjoy a thread on studio photography for model trains. Your photos are always enhance already excellent models.

6/9/213:12 PM

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Erik C LindgrenOGR Forum Member

@GG1 4877 posted:
Eric,
Awesome portfolio as always. I would enjoy a thread on studio photography for model trains. Your photos are always enhance already excellent models.

Hey Jonathan, cool idea. You know I never followed up with this series. Maybe I can get back to it soon.

6/9/217:15 PM

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samparfittOGR Forum Member

Art,

The DP price on the Berk is 1500 bucks.

https://www.brasstrains.com/Br...Plate-Road-2-8-4-S-3

Great pictures and models.

6/12/216:33 PM

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Tinplate ArtOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

THANK YOU, Sam! Probably worth every cent! :-)

6/14/215:38 PM

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bob2OGR Forum Member

Looked through twice. It is not clear to me - are these HO? I am gueassing so, since the thread is in hongz. If so, you know that Sunset made some really nice B1 Berks and associated in 1/4" scale, as did K-Line for the tinplate crowd. And don't tempt me; I have two with whaleback tenders. I suppose their photos cannot appear here.

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