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Posted: Mon May 24th, 2021 07:52 pm

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Ken C
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Si.

Wonder how long the Eureka Mine people have been waiting,

for you to deliver their chairs and other supplies.

The railway trestle is the Nakusp & Slocan Railway (std. gauge),

line to the yard in Sandon.

The flume structure is likely the tailings flume from the Ruth-Hope mill,

which emptied into Sandon Creek,

tailing ponds were in the future for containment. :us:

Across the valley the grade for the Kaslo & Slocan Railway (3 ft gauge),

can just be made out.

As far as projects go, way too many,

I would like to at least get a complete loop down.

Currently working on a drop bridge across the layout entrance,

still a few bug's to work out.

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Posted: Sat Jun 5th, 2021 03:41 pm

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" Currently working on a drop bridge across the layout entrance,

still a few bug's to work out "

Hi

Ken

Drop bridge

Eh!

Probably not in the least bit helpful (as usual !)

But ...

Dan Aykroyd got across the 95th Street Bridge ...

... without even having to close it ! :shocked:

" Is this the new Bluesmobile or what ? "

" Fix the cigarette lighter ! "

:doh:

Si.

I know !

He wasn't in an On2½ Mogul ...

... & you aint modeling Chicago !

:bang:

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Posted: Sun Jun 6th, 2021 03:04 pm

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Si.

The bridge has 50 inches of clearance,
length of opening is 40 inches.

So not necessary to keep opening for access, :2t:

for minor work on the layout.
Only if I need to provide access for building material. :glad:

I did remove the wye I had, kept bumping into it,
and not feasible to move yard to provide clearance.

:bang:

Will add a section to widen,
and then install a turntable and engine house,
based on the setup at Three Forks, in it's place.

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Posted: Wed Jun 16th, 2021 04:18 am

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" Only if I need to provide access for building material "

Sounds good

Ken

Eh!

The small forklift delivering your next 'square-yard' (1x1x1) of FRock foam ... :mex:

... should get through OK ! :shocked:

(delivery by mule takes ages !)

So, does this 50" clearance mean ...

... you've got wall-brackets, or something, 4' high, all round the room ?

Si.

Posted: Thu Jun 17th, 2021 01:50 am

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Si.

Most of the layout is on benchwork,

for the entrance drop-bridge, it has been anchored into the wall. :2t:

I need to "STOP" :bang:

modelling rolling stock,

and get more track laid.

Never will have enough track for all my rolling stock, :bang:

much less motive power.

The last layout could handle 25 to 30 car trains,

but no room for scenery. :Crazy:

I enjoy doing scenery, so it had to go !

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Posted: Thu Jun 24th, 2021 04:58 pm

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" I need to "STOP" modelling rolling stock,

and get more track laid "

Hi Ken

I agree TOTALLY ! :old dude:

Nice as rolling stock is (I can't help making it !)

Those 'round the room rails', are TOP PRIORITY ! ! :time:

Don't forget to have a pair of wires, with crocodile-clips handy ... :!:

... for straight after the 'Golden Panel Pin' ceremony !

How many feet have you laid today Ken ?

Are your DYNAMITE ! supplies OK ? :us:

Si.

Posted: Thu Jun 24th, 2021 08:36 pm

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Si.

Dynamite is handled,

with a Antofagasta (Chile) & Bolivia Railway gunpowder boxcar,

built by G. Turner & Co (UK). :2t:

A quick and easy conversion,

replace Bachmann reefer roof with a boxcar roof, :bg:

still need to add a set of walkway hand rails though.

With the weather heading for the mid to high 30C's,

will be heading for the basement and hopefully some track laying.

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Posted: Sat Jul 3rd, 2021 02:28 pm

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" With the weather heading for the mid to high 30C's.

will be heading for the basement and hopefully some track laying "

Hi Ken

Are you sure you haven't got your degs. C's & F's mixed up ?

You're still living in Canada right ?

I didn't even think they sold shorts in the shops there ... :mex:

... probably have to import them from Aus. or Hawaii !

Well ... If it's really true ...

... At least you won't get sunburn swingin' the spike-hammer ...

... in the basement !

Si.

Posted: Sat Jul 3rd, 2021 11:19 pm

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Si.

That area of the world is under a heatwave at the moment.

People dying and towns burning.

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Posted: Sat Jul 3rd, 2021 11:26 pm

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Si.

With temperature running from +35C to +37C :shocked:

during the past week,

not even interested in walking the 1/4 mile to my local (Regal Beagle) for [toast]

Just too hot!

Been keeping busy staining stir sticks for a project, only need a 500+/-

Lighting in the basement is not that great for small project work.

:bang:

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