LOOKIN forward to seeing the locos comin out of the tunnels when its that far along
an a good decion PaulE
Chris
an a good decion PaulE
Chris
HO 80s/90s CSX, NS, & Conrail layout resurrection.
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Thanks guys. PaulE
PaulE SORRY to ask this as i dont want to put you back but can i see a onther pic of the pic without the tea mug in front of the tunnel as for me that is a fantastic pic but the tea mug spoilded it
chris
chris
Some progress pics. Working concrete pavement Between Ulrich Transfer & Eberle's Prime Mover Rebuilders
Tiger Construction team going to work A. You may notice more gardening on ridge line.
Tiger Construction going to work B
Work train A
Work train B
Working fence A, minus coffee cup for Chris. You may notice more undergrowth.
Working fence B minus coffee cup.
Tiger Construction team going to work A. You may notice more gardening on ridge line.
Tiger Construction going to work B
Work train A
Work train B
Working fence A, minus coffee cup for Chris. You may notice more undergrowth.
Working fence B minus coffee cup.
:flushed::dizzy:!!!!
Don`t know what to say Paul....... :thinking:......
That is absolutely mind Boggling mate....... and on such a massive area....... superb work mate,i love it
:thumb2:
Andy
Don`t know what to say Paul....... :thinking:......
That is absolutely mind Boggling mate....... and on such a massive area....... superb work mate,i love it
:thumb2:Andy
WHAT Andy said PaulE above an cheers for showin that pic minnus the cup as the gent said mind bogging moddelling :thumb2::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2: an im really enjoyin just starein at your pics an to me it seems to come alive very good work PaulE AN KEEP THE PICS COMIN:flushed::dizzy:!!!!
Don`t know what to say Paul....... :thinking:......
That is absolutely mind Boggling mate....... and on such a massive area....... superb work mate,i love it
Andy
chris
Pure awesome PaulE I love your container yard and especially your maintenance train with those bulldozers and diggers, just amazing indeed with I had a room big enough for a permanent layout , getting all my modules out today depending on how hot it gets . Keep those pics coming . Tony
Bit of a cold snap. Cave is down to 45F, so paint & adhesives don't behave well. Back to the books on the to-do stand.
Paul,
This just gets better and better mate.
This just gets better and better mate.
Thank you gentlemen. Will step back from the bench for a bit till the cave warms up. BTW, GM says they'll start building my LT1 next week. Here's hoping for dry pavement when delivered. PaulE
No room in trunk for spare so run-flats are stock. I could not find 20" snow tires to fit w/i wheel wells.:disappointed
aulE
aulE
OK, I'll be the first - what's an LT1?
Pete
Pete
The LT1 model was introduced in 2020 as a more affordable V8 Camaro, as the SS Camaro was pretty pricey with all the std. features. The 2021 LT1 is available w/o SS features. Mine is black w/gray interior, graphics delete, air effects delete, 6spd. std. trans., 3.73 rear gear, 460hp 6.2L V8, & variable exhaust (open exhaust cutouts). The results looks like a 'plain Jane' Camaro. This should satisfy my need for speed at an affordable price. PaulE
G
Glad Pete asked what it was, cheers mate.
Paul are we to be shown some photos ---------------please.:nerd:
Paul are we to be shown some photos ---------------please.:nerd:
Gotcha on the tires Paul...same goes for me 'vette. if you could get run flats in snow tread they would prolly break the bank.......I might have one more season on mine and then it's time to "pay the Piper" for some new rubber.......I shudder to think of it. Oh and pics. plz. when your new "Toy" comes in. :thumb2: Rick H.
Rick, saw a report on relative costs between run-flats & regular tires, including tows for failures. Regular tires are the way to go if you are close to cities where relatively short response times are normal. Maybe not in Montana. PaulE
PaulE HAVE you not got centrall heating at all in your model railway room ? as im ichtin to see more of this railway ?
chris
chris
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