Geocities Image Test

Martyn Read Nov 21, 2002

  1. Martyn Read

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    [​IMG]

    Just testing, Geocities does allow you to post pics if you are paying for the servce. [​IMG]

    That's a pic from our Rock Springs site BTW if anyone was wondering.

    [ 21. November 2002, 16:26: Message edited by: Martyn Read ]
     
  2. LadySunshine

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    [​IMG] NICE CHOO CHOO [​IMG]
     
  3. Alan

    Alan Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    Looks like the test worked ok Martin. That is a very good photo of good models. [​IMG]
     
  4. 7600EM_1

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    Martyn,
    Most interesting thing I see in that picture is the Cantilever signal bridge! Who made that ? What brand I mean.... I'm going to need a few to model the B&O, only with CPL"Color Position Lights" faces on them. And a spot signal above the CPL faces. And then to install LEDs to light them! :D
     
  5. Martyn Read

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    I think it's by Oregon Rail Supply, they list it as a UP/DRGW gantry, but it is identical to the B&O(or C&O? the one that parrallels the N&W) gantries at Marion OH as far as I can tell (even to the shape of the concrete base!)

    http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/538-99 is the one we used I'm fairly sure.

    It's a plastic kit, so fairly easy to build, but fragile if you knock it hard :(

    Interestingly they list a C&O one, which looks the same except for the heads
    http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/538-101
    And they make B&O style heads as well
    http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/538-106

    We basically cross-kitted to get some non-railroad-specific western searchlights on them, so they wouldn't look too out of place with any western power from late steam up to the present.

    Hope that helps. [​IMG]
     
  6. Hytec

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    Nice looking, well-done scenery. I like the tank farm, especially the fence ... I assume it was handbuilt ... ? [​IMG]

    P.S. Glad your photo posting experiment worked. [​IMG]

    [ 22. November 2002, 15:01: Message edited by: Hank Coolidge ]
     
  7. Martyn Read

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    Thanks Hank, the fence was mostly from kits by a company here in the UK called Ratio Plastic Models, it's plastic posts representing the square concrete style with angled bits on top for barbed wire. The chain link is (I think) nylon(?) wedding veil materiel which you need to cut into strips & attach to the back of the posts. There's a lot of fencing around that facility (keeps the 1/87th terrorists out :D ) and it was a project that made me go [​IMG] more than a couple of times.

    Next time the layout is up i'll do some more pics of that area, i'm quite proud of how it's turned out, there is quite a bit more to the complex off to the right.

    Just a thought, I only posted this pic to test it, can this thread be moved out into the forums as it seems to have grown a little :rolleyes: :confused:

    [ 22. November 2002, 15:33: Message edited by: Martyn Read ]
     
  8. Alan

    Alan Staff Member TrainBoard Supporter

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    Martyn, the layout is HO, right? I see no reason why it should not be in that forum. Want it moved there?
     
  9. Martyn Read

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    Sounds good to me Alan. [​IMG] I hadn't expected any useful info to come out of the thread & it has, so we may as well share it :D
     
  10. Hytec

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    Oh Drat ... now I'll have to start reading the HO forum also. [​IMG] Do you think my N-Scale mates will forgive me? [​IMG] :D
     
  11. StickyMonk

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    <font color="336633>Nice looking models Martyn [​IMG]

    its always good to see pics
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