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It was an RDC from Athearn but got a new can motor with new mechanic. And some details along with sound.

FREMO meeting in Braunlage, Harz, Germany Overview, street running with webvideos at my Braunlage site Wolfgang Westport Terminal RR

FREMO meeting in Braunlage, Harz, Germany switcher "Henry", street running with webvideos at my Braunlage site

Now, I 've started to install switch stands at my Third Street Industrial District. These are switch stands from Details West. But I made them moveable. You will find the article at my homepage. The GE 44-ton is made by Keystone but got a new driving unit. Now, it 's a gem. Look at the video...

The Rio Como narrow gauge had a rag tag roster and run down physical plant. Here we see the now abandoned engine service area just prior to abandonment.

Ballard Terminal Railroad SW-1 passes below BNSF Bridge 4 just as Amtrak pushes south from Bellingham. (Usually the power is on the south end of the Talgo, with a cabbage on the north end.) I must confess to a bit of digital enhancement here - the extension of the bridge to the right of the...

Ballard Terminal Railroad SW-1 #98 almost never sees countryside like this. It must've been on vacation somewhere.

Ballard Terminal Railroad #98 arrives at the interchange light to pick up cars delivered by BNSF. These would most likely be loads of cement or empty reefers.

The BDTL SW-1 #98 is passing Seaview East on its was to Salmon Bay to pick up a couple of empty cement hoppers that will be interchanged with BNSF at Ballard Junction.

A 4x8 layout ideal for beginners, with prototype switching operation in mind, but also having a continuous connection for railfanning style running.