A few bumps in the road but overall it was a blast.
It was fun!
A few bumps in the road but overall it was a blast.
A few bumps in the road but overall it was a blast.
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Love it! Thanks for posting. Malcolm
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Thanks!
Love those war bonnets and altas hoppers.
Oh that OMI ATSF SD40-2 snoot nose is just to die for 
. Love the C44-9W in red/silver warbonnet paint as well. I want to hear some sound come out of them now 
. I wish MMW would get cranking on their SD45s/-2s so they can jump to the SD40-2s. I take it this modular layout is analog, i.e. DC. Great post! Keep that modern stuff coming...
. Love the C44-9W in red/silver warbonnet paint as well. I want to hear some sound come out of them now . I wish MMW would get cranking on their SD45s/-2s so they can jump to the SD40-2s. I take it this modular layout is analog, i.e. DC. Great post! Keep that modern stuff coming...
Scott K.
Austin, TX
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Rick in his "MOD" element. He is the King of Modern these days. "Lash ups" he calls them- 7 of these magnificent OMI big modern locos in one train!
What's the story behind the "brass" T?
Nice videos.
Colorado High Railer that's my 1915 Ford Foredoor that we used to go train watching on the Moffat Line last night. I mistakenly added it. I will leave it up- great little car. Original bands and crank start a fun toy
Hello Colorado • Side Bar • My wife is from Ouray CO.
Like you said • "A few bumps in the road but overall it was a blast"
From viewing the photos, I have to agree.
Cheers from Michigan Click on map to enlarge
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Colorado High Railer that's my 1915 Ford Foredoor that we used to go train watching on the Moffat Line last night. I mistakenly added it. I will leave it up- great little car. Original bands and crank start a fun toy
That must have been quite an experience!
Layout looks great and very nice equipment! I like the MOW equipment.
Thanks for posting.
I am interested in Forney engines. Maybe I missed them in your post or did I do something wrong. your site is great but where are the Forney's?
Nate
I do believe the Forney Museum contains Mr. Forney's collection of automobiles and railroad locos and cars. From their website:
Anything on Wheels!
Antique Cars, Locomotives, Buggies, Bicycles, Motorcycles,
Rare & Exotic vehicles, and more...
Antique Cars, Locomotives, Buggies, Bicycles, Motorcycles,
Rare & Exotic vehicles, and more...
The Forney Transportation Museum is a one-of-a-kind collection of over 500 exhibits relating to historical transportation. It began with antique cars, but soon expanded to include vehicles of all kinds. Some of these are familiar, while others spark the imagination.
It is the Forney Transportation Museum in Denver Colorado. Nice museum if you are in the Denver area.
Greg showing off his awesome Airwire system!!
It's so cool.
Call Greg and have him tell you about it.
His website
http://www.rgsrrhobbies.com
It's so cool.
Call Greg and have him tell you about it.
His website
http://www.rgsrrhobbies.com
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A good friend and Myself included have cars on exhibit at Forney.
It's a wonderful place. A giant toy box!
It's a wonderful place. A giant toy box!
Howard the old ford is a challenge on the grades but we take it to Blue Mountain and plainview. All the amtrak passengers go crazy and wave as they go by.
Our layout look something like an advertisement for OMI over the weekend.
Thank you Howard
Our layout look something like an advertisement for OMI over the weekend.
Thank you Howard
This is John and Bob two of the regulars in the COSM.
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Originally Posted by Erik C Lindgren:
Greg showing off his awesome Airwire system!!
It's so cool.
Call Greg and have him tell you about it.
His website
http://www.rgsrrhobbies.com
It's so cool.
Call Greg and have him tell you about it.
His website
http://www.rgsrrhobbies.com
Ah, yes, Greg and I were busy trying to give away our QSI wireless receivers at O Scale West. Nobody can figure out how to make them work.
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The worm train video posted just above is right side up for me.
ChipR
Ok thank you ChipR!
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Very nice...love the selection of power you guys have there.
thanks for posting! looks like everyone was having fun!
Absolutely! That's what the hobby is all about. Anymore I enjoy watching the other guys running trains than doing the ops. I spent 8 years as ops director at the Denver union station layout; I think I burned out a little. So I've been thinking about going back into building and modeling again. I miss the DSMR layout so much. Fun wonderful years of my life I will cherish as long as I live.
