This Fall has been quite busy for me and the modeling and the layout has come to a standstill. This past week I was on the run it seems everyday after work. I squeezed a few minutes of decaling out this week and that's about it. That decaling would be on my Ex-KCS SD50. I put VMID reporting marks on it and patched the red KCS on the long hood. I wanted to cover up the entire KCS in red but it hard to do with white trim film. So I'm going with a faded KCS maybe with a stripe across it. This is common for short line units that I have seen. Here's a prototype: BB GP40-3 An example would be this model I did for the Buckingham Branch Railroad:
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This was a loco I did for a customer back in 2011. Based on the prototype still running in this scheme.
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I went to a train show last weekend and my sons talked me into a n scale layout. My oldest had been all over this for about a year now. I was not sure that he was ready, but I took the plunge and bought a huge lot of Kato Uni-track and loco and a couple of cars. This past Sunday, we build a "L" shaped layout in their room.
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Simple construction and doesn't take up much space. |
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Definitely got the Detroit Tiger theme going on in here! |
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Here the GP38-2 the boys picked out. Good runner and right now we are sticking to DC. It can be converted to DCC if needed. |
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Here are the 2 cars the boys picked out. Nicely detailed and they run well. |
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The overall scene. Got to get some fascia for the background and a few more turnouts. Not bad for a few hours of work on Sunday afternoon. |
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Hear is the Ex-KCS SD50 that will be working on the Midland. The 6 axle power is a new trend on the VMID. A tsunami was installed in in and being a Proto 2000 loco, it runs and well and is very heavy. |
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Here's another 6 axle power loco. It's a Kato mid-production run. Picked it up at the RPM meet for a great price. It too will be patched for the VMID. |
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