Weekend at the Movies 7/29/16?

Hope Jeff is just on vacation! I miss his regular weekend posts as well. Thanks for keeping it going.

Here's more action from the Celebrate fairfax VA show last month, National Capital Trackers.

It's 1953, and un-named Train No.3 -- what remains of the once-proud California Limited -- splits the automatic block signals as it passes over U.S. Highway 82, approaching Caprock, Texas.  After a short pause at Caprock, No.3 will continue on to Lubbock and to Clovis, NM, where the passengers will be able to get a hot meal in the lunch room.  The train is no beauty queen, but the head-end business is very profitable.

tom, great movie. I'm very interested in the bridge. It' teriffic. What did you use to construct it?

Great Thread, here's a few from me .

Here's another from a past National Capital Trackers Fairfax show: why I love S-curves.

First video attempt...

ToledoEd posted:

tom, great movie. I'm very interested in the bridge. It' teriffic. What did you use to construct it?

Glad you like it.  I wish I could say that I created the bridge, but it's a TW Trainworx product.

All the videos were great this week. Thanks to everyone who posted and commented. Hopefully, Jeff will be back next week, but if not, I'll try and start next week's thread from Montana. See you all next week!

Number 90 posted:

ToledoEd posted:

tom, great movie. I'm very interested in the bridge. It' teriffic. What did you use to construct it?

Glad you like it.  I wish I could say that I created the bridge, but it's a TW Trainworx product.

Tom,

Well, they did a great job. That over pass bridge is  sweet.  Thanks

No movie thread for this weekend, so I'll continue this one.

That was a great video Harry, thanks for starting the thread for this week. I will be uploading some new videos within the next 3 days, but until then, I have a few older Youtube videos. 

Here is my BN work train headed to the next job. 

First run of a nice little loco.

Lionel MR S-3 + PS-1 boxcars + Atlas"O" 40' billboard reefers...

Milk train.

Very nice, everyone. Tom, enjoyed yours, especially. Here's an eastbound Q-LANY:

Video from yesterday: German Henschel tank locomotive circa 1938 running on the two foot narrow gauge, Boothbay , ME Railway Village.

Enjoy!

https://youtu.be/baddHTHXGms

2 new videos, in total, check them out and support my account. Thanks