This was the first setup of the SGMA Md. Division. Thanks to Ed for organizing, planning, and getting together all the men and materials to put on the show, and thanks to the TTOS for having us. We had a great time running trains for a few days.
Here are the trains I ran, and a few of the crew too.
If any other SGMA people see this and want to add your pics and movies, go ahead.
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Harmon/Roberts Challenger 4-6-6-4 pulling some Glenn Toy and 200 series Lionel cars. No sweat. This engine is over 30 years old and runs like a top.
I got it as part of buying the Harmon line from Bob Thon.
Jim Waterman
Lee Lines SP Daylight 4-8-4 and matching cars. Paint still wet on some of them. Norm Beavers' Frankenloco' also running by (two bild a loco motors and parts from a 400E and some 392 boiler pieces. Nice looking loco, very nicely built. Note the 'Chugger' sound for those that may never have heard it.
Clem's Toaster Train. Pardon my video skills.
TTOS tour at Clem Clement's house: Wayne explains how to build a Standard gauge empire exclusively with materials from the kitchen recycle bin.
Looks like a good team. Who was on the SGMA MD team?
Bob Nelson
navy.seal posted:Looks like a good team. Who was on the SGMA MD team?
Bob Nelson
Ed Beaver set it up, Norm Beaver, Craig Schelle (who started this post), Clem Clement, Wayne Strobel, Dave Hobson, Ron Susarchick, George Tsakiris, myself. Kirk Lindvig and Chris Bogus came down Saturday to help run.
Jim Waterman posted:navy.seal posted:Looks like a good team. Who was on the SGMA MD team?
Bob Nelson
Ed Beaver set it up, Norm Beaver, Craig Schelle (who started this post), Clem Clement, Wayne Strobel, Dave Hobson, Ron Susarchick, George Tsakiris, myself. Kirk Lindvig and Chris Bogus came down Saturday to help run.
BRAVO ZULU!!!! What a GREAT first show! I hope to see and hear of many more from SGMA MD in the future!
Bob Nelson
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