J_Mangle
Professional Engineer, Amateur Railroader
Hello all, and greetings from New Orleans.
I volunteer at the Louisiana Steam Train Association - we're preparing to start the restoration of SP 745.
I also have a baby expected in a few days, which led me to get back into G-scale modeling, a fond memory of my childhood.
Since I'll be stuck at home with a baby, and thus away from the museum, I've been getting back into my hobby of 3D printing.
I love Narrow Gauge railroads (fond memories of 14 year old me being invited to ride in the cab of the White Pass and Yukon Route #73, or maybe the EBT, or maybe the D&S, who knows - I talked my way into a lot of cabs as a kid.) As such, aside from G-Scale, I have a little bit of On30.
My day job is engineering consulting. I'm semi-retired from a career in nuclear power, having been a senior nuclear reactor operator.
Anyway, I'll probably be posting some of the things I 3D print.
I volunteer at the Louisiana Steam Train Association - we're preparing to start the restoration of SP 745.
I also have a baby expected in a few days, which led me to get back into G-scale modeling, a fond memory of my childhood.
Since I'll be stuck at home with a baby, and thus away from the museum, I've been getting back into my hobby of 3D printing.
I love Narrow Gauge railroads (fond memories of 14 year old me being invited to ride in the cab of the White Pass and Yukon Route #73, or maybe the EBT, or maybe the D&S, who knows - I talked my way into a lot of cabs as a kid.) As such, aside from G-Scale, I have a little bit of On30.
My day job is engineering consulting. I'm semi-retired from a career in nuclear power, having been a senior nuclear reactor operator.
Anyway, I'll probably be posting some of the things I 3D print.
