First Trains on the 55n3 Pacific Coast Air Line Railway

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hminky

hminky

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I have pictures of the new 55n3 PcalRwy at:

http://www.pacificcoastairlinerr.com/layout/first_train/index.html

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Lots of work ahead

Thank you if you visit
Harold
 
Nice work, Harold. You can really see the size of the S scale engine when it's sitting on the "120 ft" turntable. :)
 
The "HO" Mantua/Tyco Ten-Wheeler demonstrates the paradox of scales and sizes over the eras of the nineteenth century. The Ten-wheeler matches SP and other drawings that make it an Sn3-1/2 locomotive of the late 1880's. It also scales out as a late 1870's locomotive in 55n3.

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The Ten-Wheeler vs a early 1880's mogul in 55n3. It never scaled as an "HO" locomotive.

Harold
 
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