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[Forest_Runner]

So, shall we call you GeorgeStop....or GrogGeorge?

I was thinking exactly that when browsing through the Shotz!!

Simply stunning, George. Stunning.

Cheers,
Simon

 

[Zorronov]

Another great looking route! George, you're in a class by yourself!

Cheers,
Fred

 

[grogstop65]

Beautiful work as always George!


Grasstop:wave:

 

[Alan_Yeomans]

Amazing, as always, George. Well done and another layout I will eagerly check out once complete.

/rant mode on!
What is it with these car splines? They look SOOOO repetitive and are so frequently used in nearly every layout. AARGH! They are driving me mad...
Would anyone notice if they went missing from the DLS?:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:
/Rant mode off.

I hope we see this layout on the DLS soon.
Alan

 

[smash]

I am going to resurrect this old thread.

Kenny

 

[WCL]

Is this route out????

 

[Gandalf0444]

Is this route out????

Yes it is WCL,check the DLS under the username gfisher and it will show up

 

[SR6900]

I am going to resurrect this old thread.

This is why I started the Southern steam project. Right type of engine, terrible model for it though.
I feel a real Ts coming soon! Need to finish up my B-2 first though.

If only my computer could handle that route. The only suitable Southern Railway route.:'(

Also, the Southern and NS Steam Programs rarely used diesels in their excursions and when they did they were shiny green and gold FP7s or NS units. Never Amtrak, nor did they use any Amtrak equipment. They used many Southern and later N&W cars, most of which are now in use throughout the Southeast.

 

[NorfolkSouthern9708]

I didn't even know they used superliners in the eastern part of the US? I was told that the tunnels didn't give them enough clearance? Am I wrong or not?

 

[gfisher]

What is it with these car splines? They look SOOOO repetitive and are so frequently used in nearly every layout. AARGH! They are driving me mad...

If splines could have attachment points, then we could easily make up splines of any cars and trucks that suited us, Alan. Hint hint for TRSx.

 

[SR6900]

I didn't even know they used superliners in the eastern part of the US? I was told that the tunnels didn't give them enough clearance? Am I wrong or not?

After Southern rebuilt all of is lines in the 1950s-70s, they could run double stacks through them so yes. Before, however, no, especially not the Rathole.

New England railroads don't have clearance. I believe this is what you're thinking of.