If anyone is interested, here's a web site with at least four neat short videos on line, (click and watch), of the WW&F Railway Museum operations: http://www.railwayvideo.org/ Boxcab E50
Ken, those videos are great, thanks. The trains look normal size as they approach, then you see the two men on the flat cars and you realize how small 2 foot trains actually are.....mg: :shade:
Ken...WOW, what else can I say? That opening shot in sienna with the Model T had me completely fooled!! Great stuff. Now I really DO have to get back there to check this stuff out!! Thanks for sharing. John
Before I left Maine, I stopped in Portland at the Maine Narrow Gauge RR Museum to ried their excursion train, and shoot their motive power & rolling stock. Everything looked no bigger than the stuff you'd find in amusement parks- it's hard to believe this was actually used in road service. Hats off to the museum (And everybody else in the Pine Tree State who's involved in preserving two-foot history)!
Thanks for the videos. It was partly because of the book, the Maine Two Footers, that I got into narrow gauge model RRing.
I'd always admired the model railroading works of Hayden & Frary. But when I got my copy of that same book,...... Boxcab E50
