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by Fen
Some recent pictures from September and a busy Sunday at the cog railway, with all four diesel locos and one steamer (No. 2) in action.
http://www.newrailwayreport.blogspot.com
http://www.newrailwayreport.blogspot.com
by b&m 1566
Nice pictures and nice report that followed. I certainly learned about stuff I wasn't previously aware of (removing the trestle) and found it very interesting.
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by jkrail
Greetings:
I am just finishing up on my 3" gauge model of the Waumbek and I have a question.
The whistle rope passes through the front upper wall of the cab and then heads over to the engineer.
Is there a handle on the rope or is it just tied off on the ceiling support?
Thanks
Jerry
I am just finishing up on my 3" gauge model of the Waumbek and I have a question.
The whistle rope passes through the front upper wall of the cab and then heads over to the engineer.
Is there a handle on the rope or is it just tied off on the ceiling support?
Thanks
Jerry
For an interesting look at the construction of the Hoosac Tunnel, please see.....
"Hoosac Tunnel Then and Now"
www.jkrails.net
"Hoosac Tunnel Then and Now"
www.jkrails.net
by cogger1
The rope is just tied off to an eye hook in one of the roof braces. Can we see some pictures!
by jkrail
Here it is....
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For an interesting look at the construction of the Hoosac Tunnel, please see.....
"Hoosac Tunnel Then and Now"
www.jkrails.net
"Hoosac Tunnel Then and Now"
www.jkrails.net
by jkrail
Another view...
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For an interesting look at the construction of the Hoosac Tunnel, please see.....
"Hoosac Tunnel Then and Now"
www.jkrails.net
"Hoosac Tunnel Then and Now"
www.jkrails.net
by toolmaker
That is impressive.
-gary
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by Cosmo
Awesome! Dude, that is GORGEOUS!
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by 3rdrail
Beautiful craftmanship !
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by 3rdrail
3"=1'
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by cogger1
OK. I have a 3/8" to the foot model of the original #3. It's good sized, so this model of the 9 must be quite large.