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Here we go again. Got this in a couple of weeks ago and it squeals bad. I have others that do this as well. There is also something rattling around inside the shell, but I have not had time to remove yet to find out what it is. Maybe it's the light, which does not work either. As usual, what is...

I have a Walthers Proto E8 that I need a new front pilot and front coupler assembly. Its the PRR Broadway Limited version of the locomotive. I called Walthers and they unfortunatley do not stock parts for this model anymore. If anyone has an extra set of parts or a shell for an E8 or and leads...

Mail man makes his rounds

A look down the corridor- catenary and transmission poles

Station Scenes in Progresss The Shed Catenary spans still have to be installed Come visit the City at Prrnortheastcorridor.com

Station Scenes in Progresss 30th And market Sts Philadelphia PA Come visit the City at Prrnortheastcorridor.com

Station Scenes in Progresss Broad street station Viaduct 18th and filbert st Philadelphia PA Come visit the City at Prrnortheastcorridor.com

Station Scenes in Progresss Broad street station from Filbert st Come visit the City at Prrnortheastcorridor.com

Station Scenes in Progresss 30th street station Come visit the City at Prrnortheastcorridor.com

A new PRR switcher drops off an empty covered hopper for a load of pure white sand. Allot of the sand produced here went to be used in glass and telescope lenses including the Hubble Telescope.

This is the PRR crossing the Juniata near the sand plant in Mapleton, Pa. Bridge by Josh Zinn, I did the water with a compound we use to block air in phone cables.

Another view of early stages of the PRR station, Sorry about the dates!

Early stages of station that I kit bashed fro DPM panels and made the roof from card stock (sorry about the date!)

River poured, and K-4 crosses the bridge.

Bill Nesbitt's HO scale layout features scrathbuilt industrial warehouse and flats, actual photos of the area as a backdrop, real dirt from the location and true industry names and railroad paperwork

This scene is complete with an incredible photo backdrop created for the layout by its owner, Bill Nesbitt from actual Newark photos.

This photo was from the last run of my friend Bill Nesbitt's PRR W. Newark branch, which is being moved to a new location.