Rio Grande lovin'

[Erik W]

 . . . two issues in a row.  First Danneman and now this.  Nice!

http://www.featherrivertrains.com/cgi-bin/webstore/shop.cgi?ud=BwUOAwQMDgYEABQUEhARHQQBDgUHCQYEBAgSEAAA&storeid=1&sortby=itemid&cols=1&c=detail.htm&t=main.detail.htm&itemid=NSR053

Erik

[Caleb Austin]

Nice! Theres a few videos of this layout on youtube. I may have to get this one.

[Chris333]

Links, we need links 

[Caleb Austin]

Links, we need links 

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[Day One]

I'm hoping to see this layout in person soon! I've just started with a group doing round robin work around my area and was able to see and work on Keith Schaber's Blue Mountain Lines layout recently. Awesome to find out that it's only 10 min from my home.

Here's Keith's layout on the tube:

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I know Keith's layout is part of the National N Scale convention in Portland this year and I believe Rob's is as well.

[Mark5]

. . . two issues in a row.  First Danneman and now this.  Nice!

http://www.featherrivertrains.com/cgi-bin/webstore/shop.cgi?ud=BwUOAwQMDgYEABQUEhARHQQBDgUHCQYEBAgSEAAA&storeid=1&sortby=itemid&cols=1&c=detail.htm&t=main.detail.htm&itemid=NSR053

Erik

NIce cover - guess i need to check this issue out.

Mark

[CNWlivesinme]

Hell yes!

I will definitely be getting that issue.

Thats why I love N-scale, huge landscapes and long drags.

The coal train in the video is exactly what I would love to model one day.

Wasn't there some issue with the tunnel motors? Ride height?

[sundowner]

The picture on page 29 does it for me. It shows why a lot of us chose to model in N-scale.