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Saturday, April 7, 2018. Layout goals can be fuzzy or specific. For many layout builders, goals are pretty general and not especially focused. In most cases, that’s no problem. But the ambitious ones among us frequently do have very specific goals. The point of this commentary is to offer some observations about how those goals differ, and why one might care. The point is very much not. To rank or critique these goals relative to one another. In the background is the SP water tank, and at left is the Ric...

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Saturday, April 7, 2018. Layout goals can be fuzzy or specific. For many layout builders, goals are pretty general and not especially focused. In most cases, that’s no problem. But the ambitious ones among us frequently do have very specific goals. The point of this commentary is to offer some observations about how those goals differ, and why one might care. The point is very much not. To rank or critique these goals relative to one another. In the background is the SP water tank, and at left is the Ric...

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modeling the SP: My column on timetable construction

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Sunday, October 5, 2014. My column on timetable construction. In the October 2014 issue of Model Railroad Hobbyist. MRH), my column in the ongoing, multi-columnist series, “Getting Real,” is about making a timetable for model layout use. As with all issues of MRH, the magazine is free and can be downloaded from the MRH site, http:/ model-railroad-hobbyist.com/magazine/mrh-2014-10-oct. To give an idea of the completed document, here is the inside front cover and first (right-hand) page, shown being used a...

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modeling the SP: Waybills, Part 17: the “pairs list”

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Tuesday, February 7, 2012. Waybills, Part 17: the “pairs list”. What the heck is a “pairs list? 8221; That’s what I will explain in this post. First, some background. The system of waybills I use on my layout is a system using clear plastic sleeves to play the role of car cards, with waybills inserted. This was described in my magazine article in RMC ( “Prototypical Waybills for Car Card Operation,”. December 2009, pp. 71–77. In my system, the focus in creating waybills is on loads:. These particular shi...

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modeling the SP: Modeling SP stock cars

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Thursday, July 30, 2015. Modeling SP stock cars. Below is a prototype photo of a car from Class S-40-5, taken at Dunsmuir in 1928, from the Shasta Division Archives. End lettering is so faded as to be almost invisible, though the car has been repainted since its construction in 1916. Trucks are Vulcan. I should also mention that those who have attempted to operate the Red Caboose cars with their original trucks have had a lot. Labels: Freight car modeling. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Waybills, Pa...

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modeling the SP: Western Packing Company

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Wednesday, August 5, 2015. I have always been intrigued on layout visits to see industries which from the layout aisle are cutaway or one-wall, open-interior buildings which you view from inside. Looking out through the loading doors, for example the hardware warehouse on David Doiron’s layout in Phoenix, Arizona (I showed a photo of that structure in my post about operating on that layout, http:/ modelingthesp.blogspot.com/2012/11/layout-visit-interesting-industries.html. Whichever interior wall treatme...

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modeling the SP: Building Guadalupe Fruit, Part 3

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Thursday, May 21, 2015. Building Guadalupe Fruit, Part 3. In my previous post, Part 2, I described my conclusions about structure size and shape, based on experimenting with a mock-up structure (you can read it at: http:/ modelingthesp.blogspot.com/2013/10/building-guadalupe-fruit-part-2.html. That was back in October 2013. Obviously the project has been on hold awhile! He said boldly) have to actually build the model! Most windows: Grandt no. 5117 (36 x 64-inch, 4-pane style). A simple way to cut window...

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railnerd: Building the 3-way turnout

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Ramblings about model railroad technology. February 7, 2015. Building the 3-way turnout. A productive modeler once told me: "Try to work on your railroad every day, even if it is only for a few minutes.". Taking that to heart, I decided to embark on the something I had been putting off for a few months: building the 3-way switch for the China Basin ferry dock. I started with a set of paper FastTracks templates ( http:/ www.handlaidtrack.com/Fast-Tracks-Printable-Track-Templates-s/11.htm. Bay Area PCR/SIG...

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railnerd: September 2014

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Ramblings about model railroad technology. September 28, 2014. Added a quick coat of paint over the black primer to Robert's SLA phone booths:. Look forward to installing these line side next Friday. September 27, 2014. Got a chance to add a few more layers of weathering, touched up some of the metallic details, and took a couple of shots before packing it in for the night. I'm really happy with the way this is looking— next step will be detailing and adding the pilot house. September 15, 2014. The final...

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railnerd: More painting progress

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Ramblings about model railroad technology. August 2, 2015. Was away from home for a bit, then came back to a very busy work week. Taking some "time off" from a project is often a good thing— it makes you appreciate hobby time even more. Today, I had a chance to test all those painting experiments from a few weeks ago on the apron:. I'm pretty happy so far, but have a LOT more to paint. Bay Area PCR/SIGs Meet Jan. 27-29. Electrical wars. Part 12: new turnout parts. Robert's Vasona Branch Blog.

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railnerd: Weekend Update

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Ramblings about model railroad technology. June 29, 2015. Had some time over the weekend to continue working on the ferry dock. With all the turnouts built, it was now time to focus on the "easy" track. I've become quite fond of the FastTracks "plain old track" jig for making straight track— so it was time to try using it to make the straight section of the pier. I started by making a simple section, then adding my longer PCB ties to the newly constructed rigid track:. Robert's Vasona Branch Blog.

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Great Northern Railway Mansfield Branch Line (1909-1985) and the Waterville Railway Co. (1910-1954). Monday, August 10, 2015. Train at Withrow with a Scorpion 440 Sting in foreground. David Loebsack photo. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). As It Looks Today. Last Train - March 2 1985. Empire Press: September 27, 1923. Supplee, Wa. in 1984. New John Deere Combines. One Mile South of Douglas. Blogs I enjoy to Follow. Adding to the car fleet. Big Bend Railroad History. Cassilis Branch Terminus Update.

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Robert's Vasona Branch Blog: February 2014

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Robert's Vasona Branch Blog. San Jose history, as seen from the railroad tracks. View my complete profile. Barriger Collection: WP Photos. Modeling the Weed-Infested Parts of the San Jose-L. And the work youre making will be as good as you. And Thats Why You Stare At Old Photos. Places I wont model. Santa Clara Valley Fruit Exchange. Santa Clara Valley Mill and Lumber. Railroads of the Santa Cruz Mountains. The Valley before Silicon. The Old City Guardian. Monday, February 17, 2014. And every year or so,...

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Robert's Vasona Branch Blog. San Jose history, as seen from the railroad tracks. View my complete profile. Mountain Fruit: I Dont Know How the Heck They Ma. Progress, 2013 Edition. Dried Fruit Packing Houses of Santa Clara Valley. Places I wont model. Santa Clara Valley Fruit Exchange. Santa Clara Valley Mill and Lumber. Railroads of the Santa Cruz Mountains. The Valley before Silicon. The Old City Guardian. Sunday, June 30, 2013. Mountain Fruit: "I Don't Know How the Heck They Made A Living.". Joe emigr...

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Robert's Vasona Branch Blog. San Jose history, as seen from the railroad tracks. View my complete profile. Other Folks Doing 3d Printing. Printing a Freight Car: Southern Pacific CS-35A Fl. Places I wont model. Santa Clara Valley Fruit Exchange. Santa Clara Valley Mill and Lumber. Railroads of the Santa Cruz Mountains. The Valley before Silicon. The Old City Guardian. Tuesday, September 30, 2014. Other Folks Doing 3d Printing. Sunday, September 21, 2014. The Prototype: Southern Pacific CS-35A Flat Car.

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Saturday, April 7, 2018. Layout goals can be fuzzy or specific. For many layout builders, goals are pretty general and not especially focused. In most cases, that’s no problem. But the ambitious ones among us frequently do have very specific goals. The point of this commentary is to offer some observations about how those goals differ, and why one might care. The point is very much not. To rank or critique these goals relative to one another. In the background is the SP water tank, and at left is the Ric...

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