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R.Jag

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Started enjoying trains as a young child with O27 & O gauge.My father's trade was building steam locomotives in europe.
Because space restrictions I now model Eastcoast HO.:)
 
Welcome to the forum, R.Jag. Any long range plans, new ideas, any images you would care to share?
 
The layout is laid down without scenery. Here is a list of engines. All are DCC

NYC L-4a Mohawk 4-8-2, #3124
PRR Q2 4-4-6-4 #6198
NYC 20th Century Ltd J3a Dreyfus Hudson
N&W Y6b 2-8-8-2
N&W Class J, #611
PRR T1 4-4-4-4, #5542

Santa Fe F7 A,B,A Freight, Blue / Yellow
PPR H24-66 Train Masters– 2 running in tandem
PPR HH660 Locomotive

2 Trollies.

Yes, I've been collecting
 
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Nice choices! I have a similar collection, but I do run my engines in a rotation of sorts:

Allegheny H-8 2-6-6-6
Union Pacific Challenger (greyhound with smoke lifters)
2-10-2
C&O Heavy Mountain 4-8-2
N&W Y6b
J Class
A Class
H24-66 Trainmaster
NYC Niagara S1b
2-8-2 H7
CPR SW-8
Selkirk 2-10-4
TH&B 4-6-4
PRR K4
J1
T1
Q2
FA2/B2
Santa Fe 4-8-4
SD75M (two)

I like collecting locomotives that appeal to me, with a slight view to concentrating on the roads indicated.

I think you should find a lot of good information and sharing of opinions here.
 
Except for the odd ball, Santa Fe F7 A,B,A Freight, Blue/Yellow, I try to stick to the east coast in the 1930's to 1950's time period. What I find troubling is that most model manufactures produce for the most part west coast roads.:(
 
Welcome to the forums, R.Jag. This is a great model railroading site and it looks like you've got a great collection started.
 
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