Conrail Terminal Information Publications: Bayview
Terminal Information Publications contain all sorts of detailed information about various “jobs” based out of a yard. This set covers Bayview Yard in Baltimore.
Terminal Information Publications contain all sorts of detailed information about various “jobs” based out of a yard. This set covers Bayview Yard in Baltimore.
I made up two batches of trees and finished the ground cover on the remaining unfinished portion of the layout. This, of course, warranted photos.
So this past weekend was Railfest in Altoona, and I had kicked around the idea of going. Well, I didn’t make it, and look what my “friends” go and do: Make me famous.
A quick map of the NCR, as I plan to model it.
I was on a tree building and planting binge, and took some photos to illustrate my progress.
Over the past few months I’ve been collecting research photos from my trips along what’s left of the Northern Central. This gallery consists of general images, but I plan on adding more, more specific galleries as time goes on. https://picasaweb.google.com/103328750375507168249/NorthernCentralReserchPhotos
Over the years of its construction, I’ve added most of the photos of the Apartment Door Layout to a gallery on Picasa. It can be found here: https://picasaweb.google.com/103328750375507168249/ApartmentLayout
A quick photo from April 0f 2007.
I have been using Caboose Industries N scale groundthrows for a long time. They’ve served me well on layouts for many years, but there was always one thing about them that bothered me: they’re big and ugly. Good thing there’s an easy solution though.
Track is something that can make or break a model railroad. The traditional code 80 track products that have been available for many years have ruined, for me at least, many a photograph. It was for this reason that I have been striving to have good looking, or at least inoffensive, track on my current […]