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Model Railroading > Cheyenne and Green River freightDate: 05/16/17 19:57 Cheyenne and Green River freight Author: Bob3985 Last weekend I ran my MTH 2-8-2 UP#2498 with a fairly small freight on our Cheyenne & Green River layout.
Enjoy this video as I pass the farm scene. If ever in Cheyenne we are out in the Frontier Mall across from the theater. Bob Krieger Cheyenne, WY You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 05/16/17 20:19 Re: Cheyenne and Green River freight Author: tomstp Those are good engines.
Date: 05/16/17 20:22 Re: Cheyenne and Green River freight Author: Bob3985 Yes. My MTH loco had issues and I had my friend install a Tsunami decoder and it runs great again. I love to drive my friends nuts with F5 drifting throttle with rod clank. Haha.
Bob Krieger Cheyenne, WY Date: 05/16/17 20:48 Re: Cheyenne and Green River freight Author: Josta Nice!
Maybe next time lower the camera for a realistic "eye-level" view of the passing train. Date: 05/17/17 17:45 Re: Cheyenne and Green River freight Author: Bob3985 Josta Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Nice! > > Maybe next time lower the camera for a realistic > "eye-level" view of the passing train. I will give it a try but unfortunately with our modular layout the back drops do not go very high and it loses the natural effect. Bob Krieger Cheyenne, WY Date: 05/17/17 20:16 Re: Cheyenne and Green River freight Author: Frisco1522 Looks and sounds great Bob.
Date: 05/18/17 06:50 Re: Cheyenne and Green River freight Author: herronpeter I loved the gondola load!!
Nice looking train. Peter Date: 05/18/17 18:28 Re: Cheyenne and Green River freight Author: Bob3985 herronpeter Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I loved the gondola load!! > > Nice looking train. > > Peter Yes Peter, I found out the hard way that you do not leave your throttle plugged into the layout ports with rechargeable batteries in them. The system back charged until the batteries couldn't handle it anymore. But have to admit they do make a good Hazmat load. Bob Krieger Cheyenne, WY |