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Posted: Sun Jul 17th, 2016 04:23 am |
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Steven B
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Very cool!
I want to model late fall/winter too. I like the cold and think that a little ice and snow at the higher elevations would be fun to model.
Looking forward to seeing what you do.
____________________ Steven B.
Humboldt & Toiyabe Rwy
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Posted: Sun Jul 17th, 2016 05:43 am |
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Posted: Sat Jul 23rd, 2016 07:24 pm |
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NevadaBlue
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Watching from here. That's a neat layout and I LOVE the loco.
____________________ Ken
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Posted: Sat Jul 23rd, 2016 07:37 pm |
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Doctor G
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NevadaBlue wrote: Watching from here. That's a neat layout and I LOVE the loco.
Thanks Ken. These small layouts can come together fairly quickly. Track and turnouts on their way from the iron furnaces "up nawth."
Doc Tom
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Posted: Sat Jul 23rd, 2016 10:57 pm |
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Herb Kephart
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I think that is the neatest Heisler that I ever saw---fitting loco for what looks like it belongs on a neat layout abuilding---
Patient
____________________ Fix it again, Mr Gates--it still works!"
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