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I thought some might be interested in seeing the Module Im taking to York.It will be attatched to another 400 ft of module. This ones 16 ft. Me and a couple club members built the base and now I have it home to finish scenery before the show.
I will update it as i make progress until its time to take it to the show.
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I will update it as i make progress until its time to take it to the show.
Its 2 -8 fters together. Each only weighs around 38lbs so far. But that was before I poured the water and added the bridges.
So I plan to build luan lids with cart. trucks LOL I have a roadbed that drops in over the seem. Pittsburgh IND Hi-Railers |
Correct there is no NMRA standard for 3 rail only 2 rail ,pretty sure on that. My undersdtanding,Originally Frank Wallace started Hi railers. The O22 switches connected together to form 8 1/2". Then the club would run a third track down the middle, this is where the 4 1/4" spacing came from.
Dave Newmann changed the trailer plugs to electrical plugs and boxes and added a ground wire to EACH trach instead of just one. I think even the leg and road standard.Thom Shepler was also involved at the beginning of the clubs.You d have to ask these guys for exact details.
Most clubs start with this standard and work from there. We run 4 track main.
Dave Newmann changed the trailer plugs to electrical plugs and boxes and added a ground wire to EACH trach instead of just one. I think even the leg and road standard.Thom Shepler was also involved at the beginning of the clubs.You d have to ask these guys for exact details.
Most clubs start with this standard and work from there. We run 4 track main.
This is it for updated module pics before the york show. Thanks to all who had good things to say..
My club and this scenery forum has taught me alot of tricks and methods .Hope someday to be as good as alot of you on here. Please stop by at york to say hello. Pittsburgh Independant HiRailers ,Pittsburghs Premier hi railers club. Pittsburgh IND Hi-Railers |