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The last shots for 2011 taken at Kennits Lumber. Now work at the Mainline resumes!
Cheers,
Christian
Maine 1920 - The B&SR
My latest route under construction
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Posted 31 December 2011 - 05:58 AM
Hi all! A happy new year!
The last shots for 2011 taken at Kennits Lumber. Now work at the Mainline resumes!
Cheers,
Christian
The last shots for 2011 taken at Kennits Lumber. Now work at the Mainline resumes!
Cheers,
Christian
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Posted 31 December 2011 - 02:46 PM
Yaah! I love that shot #3. That hair-pinned curved trestle looks fantastic. :sign_welcome:
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Posted 07 January 2012 - 06:53 AM
Hi Walter, Hi Rick!
Thank you very much for the kind words. :-) Although its not very visible on the pics
we`re coming slowly back into more densely settled areas:
The station of South Bridgton is the last one amidst nowhere.
Enjoy its pics,
Christian
Thank you very much for the kind words. :-) Although its not very visible on the pics
we`re coming slowly back into more densely settled areas:
The station of South Bridgton is the last one amidst nowhere.
Enjoy its pics,
Christian
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Posted 07 January 2012 - 08:03 AM
Hello,
Christian it is really pleasant to see the progress of your work :rolleyes:
Cheers
Nathalie
Christian it is really pleasant to see the progress of your work :rolleyes:
Cheers
Nathalie
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Posted 07 January 2012 - 08:35 AM
Hi Nathalie!
Glad to hear that you like my progress :rolleyes:
Behind South Bridgton the scenery gets a lilbit more
open, while the woods are retreating a bit.
Cheers,
Christian
Glad to hear that you like my progress :rolleyes:
Behind South Bridgton the scenery gets a lilbit more
open, while the woods are retreating a bit.
Cheers,
Christian
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Posted 13 January 2012 - 12:27 PM
Hi ladies and gentlemen!
My B&SR construction team passed now the village of Sandy Creek. Thank Paul Charlands fine hint with
building several buildings en bloc I managed also to keep the object number just about 600. But the real challange is Bridgton. Just with tracks and streets alone I am already at 340. And its just 1.5 miles away!
But at first enjoy Sandy Creek.
Cheers,
Christian
My B&SR construction team passed now the village of Sandy Creek. Thank Paul Charlands fine hint with
building several buildings en bloc I managed also to keep the object number just about 600. But the real challange is Bridgton. Just with tracks and streets alone I am already at 340. And its just 1.5 miles away!
But at first enjoy Sandy Creek.
Cheers,
Christian
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Posted 14 January 2012 - 05:57 AM
I have been enjoying watching the progress!
I have spent enough time in Maine to know that there is a lot of nowhere for tracks to run through.
I have spent enough time in Maine to know that there is a lot of nowhere for tracks to run through.
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Posted 14 January 2012 - 08:34 AM
Yes, in Maine, you're never very far from nowhere.
Christian:
That's an interesting little logging loco.
I'm not sure the 0-4-0 would work in 2-foot-gauge, but the
2-4-2T would be a fun 2-foot freelance.
OTOH, I could use many parts from the SG 4-4-0 to build the
SG 0-4-0 if there was interest from the logging guys.
Christian:
That's an interesting little logging loco.
I'm not sure the 0-4-0 would work in 2-foot-gauge, but the
2-4-2T would be a fun 2-foot freelance.
OTOH, I could use many parts from the SG 4-4-0 to build the
SG 0-4-0 if there was interest from the logging guys.
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Posted 14 January 2012 - 11:57 AM
Hi Tom, Hi Chris!
Its the A-Climax from Boyd Lumber :-) The Loco I sent you for finishing some time ago
is a 042. If you like, you could convert it into a 242 :pardon:
Well, today is MSTS disaster day. Due to problems with some payware stuff I am setting up MSTS from zero again... My 1st try failed... Its already 6 hours that I am involved in this task :rofl:
BTW: The SG 0-4-0 would be fine ;)
Cheers,
Christian
Its the A-Climax from Boyd Lumber :-) The Loco I sent you for finishing some time ago
is a 042. If you like, you could convert it into a 242 :pardon:
Well, today is MSTS disaster day. Due to problems with some payware stuff I am setting up MSTS from zero again... My 1st try failed... Its already 6 hours that I am involved in this task :rofl:
BTW: The SG 0-4-0 would be fine ;)
Cheers,
Christian