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Another short video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAtlt_ef0rE
Cheers
syl
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otiscnj thanks!
Yes indeed! I will eventually weathered it, but it will be light weathering. Subtle.
The MLW RS-18 is heavy since by that time - era I model - they were pretty worn out.
Thanks again
Syl
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tootnkumin: Thanks for the tip
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...and another quick video. As soon as I get more proficient with video taking/editing I think it will come up decent.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HjFLK0g-uc
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quick video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiBIn4ARDwA
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Athearn genesis GP38-2 with sound . Details are very good, cab etc.. Sound is great too
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An el-cheapo P1K Boxcar - repainted, re-numbered and weathered (Ok I did not change the mold on stir-up yet..)
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Some miscellaneous shot . Weathered rolling stock at Ste-Rosalie with MLW RS18 in the lead.
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agreed: The backdrop has a big impact
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Hi Trent
I will do my best next time. However here's the measurement:
*Bois d'Arcy section of the layout is 18 inches deep
*Ste-Rosalie section (with the grain elevator) is 20 inches deep
*St-Hyacinthe (small yard and train station) is 20 inches deep
*Bridge over the Yamaska river is...
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notabob
My guess is this will be a chop nose GP9. Just a guess, but since they will release a new GP9
anyways (Genesis - new tooling) at the end of the month... just a guess.
Would be nice to see someone do a line of MLW however :) :)
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Rico, if you plan to go let me know - send me a PM -
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CNR Glen I really enjoy your modeling. Please keep updating your progress.
Thanks
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Rico There's mountains not too far it's nice until she tries her best to get me in the hyper-maniac trails..no thanks....
CNR Glen you are doing great work. Real craftsmanship. Thanks for posting your work. I enjoy it a lot
Either of you guys going to Calgary Supertrain?
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A little bit of rolling stock pics at Bois D'Arcy...
and Ste-Rosalie
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Some pics since I’ve started to install my home made signal system above.
Again I started at Bois d’Arcy section of the layout to do so.
Trio of MLW's at Boi d'Arcy
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Something else I am working on is signalling.
Mind you, for now it is to indicate turnout positions. Later, much later, I may go with block detection.
I am building the signals from my part box.
Basically some non-descript signal heads from I don't know who in a bargain bin, which I...
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Thanks ! Greatly appreciated it
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since I am doing some scenery and getting the signals for this location hook up I took some time to do soemthing else as well: a bit of weathering. Boxcar at Bois D'Arcy construction co. warehouse and a covered hopper at Ste-Rosalie.
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and a quick video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-BWtB9YRlM
:D
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