Model Railroading > PDX RPM

So I just saw on another forum there was an RPM meet in Portland, OR, this past weekend. Did anyone go? Any photos? I didn't see any advertising for it but a search turned up a post on Jan 1 that said it was going to happen.

Brian Rutherford posted a link to page of pics;

http://www.pbase.com/railvan/bridgetownrpm2018

Ted Curphey
Ontario, OR

There were 102 attendees. Nice event.

funnelfan Wrote:
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> Brian Rutherford posted a link to page of pics;
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> http://www.pbase.com/railvan/bridgetownrpm2018


Ted,
Thanks for the link.There were a lot of nice models.
In the photos of SP 6045 the nose looks extra long
and the trucks look set back.I never noticed a space
behind the snow plow like that.
Are these correct for PA's?

Uncle Joe
Seffner,Fl.

Was surprised to not see you there. Quite a lot on Facebook.

Rod Loder and Bruce Barney Production. Although there's always many people involved behind the scenes at RPM meets. The models and the modelers are the show.
Hoping to make the next one

retcsxcfm Wrote:
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> funnelfan Wrote:
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> > Brian Rutherford posted a link to page of pics;
> >
> > http://www.pbase.com/railvan/bridgetownrpm2018
>
>
> Ted,
> Thanks for the link.There were a lot of nice
> models.
> In the photos of SP 6045 the nose looks extra
> long
> and the trucks look set back.I never noticed a
> space
> behind the snow plow like that.
> Are these correct for PA's?
>
> Uncle Joe
> Seffner,Fl.


Just checked the net on there is a picture of 6008 SP and yes it is right but most have the front skirt extending back almost to the truck that's why it looks funny. Had to check it out. Boyd in Chiloquin.

funnelfan Wrote:
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> Brian Rutherford posted a link to page of pics;
>
> http://www.pbase.com/railvan/bridgetownrpm2018


Great stuff, thanks to all.
Lots of recognizable prototypes, very cool.