Trevor, enjoyed your blog and pics very much! I too am celebrating just over a year in S scale. Such a perfect size! Just spent an hour running a pair of SHS SW9's over track that hasnt been run on in months about 2 smph and stall free and derailment free. The derailment free is a must and thus far that's pretty standard. What amazed me is they run so well on relatively dirty track! In 2 rail O w/ DCC, they stalled over the slightest spot.
You RI fans are not going to like what I'm doing to a RS3 weathering wise, but it works Ol' Ben No. 1 coal m Ne and therefore, looks the part or will after more weathering. Congrats on your first year! Sent from my iPhone On Aug 10, 2012, at 11:54 AM, "tpm1ca" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi everybody: > Thanks to the many fine people on this list, I'm really enjoying my first > year in S scale. It's been almost a year now since I switched to 1:64 - my > first blog posting about Port Rowan was on August 29th. > I owe a huge debt of gratitude to the members of the S Scale Workshop, who > welcomed me in and have helped me get my head around suppliers, resources and > other goodies that make S fun. > I've just taken a couple of photos on my layout, and posted them to the > Workshop's blog. You'll find them here... > http://sscaleworkshop.blogspot.com > ... under "August in Port Rowan". > Cheers! > - Trevor Marshall, Toronto > > --- > > Port Rowan in 1:64 > > An S scale model of a Canadian National > branch line terminal in Southern Ontario: > > http://themodelrailwayshow.com/cn1950s > > > > > > >
