Looks like the UP got it's turn on the head end of my fuel train.
(I should mention that the UP came from the late Ray Schoup. Everytime I run her I think of him. RIP. )
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"HONGZ" stands for HO scale, N scale, G scale, and Z scale.
Post your non-O scale stuff here!
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Nice photos...can you run in the snow? That would make a nice video
Originally Posted by willygee:
Nice photos...can you run in the snow? That would make a nice video
Never tried. I don't think I will. I have enough during the twigs and seeds falling season, leaves falling season, bird droppings season, ............... frost heave, ballast washouts, etc.
There's plenty of videos of guys trying. I get a kick out of them. There's no scale snowfalls. Asking a 1/32 scale engine to plow your driveway would be ridiculous.
Very nice! I like the U.P. and CNW power.
Thanks!
I've been thinking. How much snow would this MTH G plow move? 
I don't think batteries would help!
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Those MTH locos look sharp
Triple head them, they'll move the snow..........
Originally Posted by Engineer-Joe:
Originally Posted by willygee:
Nice photos...can you run in the snow? That would make a nice video
Never tried. I don't think I will. I have enough during the twigs and seeds falling season, leaves falling season, bird droppings season, ............... frost heave, ballast washouts, etc.
There's plenty of videos of guys trying. I get a kick out of them. There's no scale snowfalls. Asking a 1/32 scale engine to plow your driveway would be ridiculous.
I'm thinking run them after a 1/2" of snow and a quick video. Now i am getting greedy at your expense.
I wonder how the DCS signal would do?
Great photos. Outdoor operation is very tempting because you get natural light, natural scenery, big curves and long trains. I'm hoping I can get a home with a suitable back yard when I relocate.
That's the way to do it...big long trains outdoors! 
Originally Posted by AGHRMatt:
Great photos. Outdoor operation is very tempting because you get natural light, natural scenery, big curves and long trains. I'm hoping I can get a home with a suitable back yard when I relocate.
You know Matt, I've been hearing about you moving for awhile now? It finally hit me. There's a house right across the street you could buy and then we could run some trains!
(I'd prefer you on my side of the street for more trackage rights.)
