Model Railroading > LRC on the Kingston Sub

My layout is set in 1980, but I am happy to stretch to 1985 to include this baby.

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-Jason 

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> My layout is set in 1980, but I am happy to
> stretch to 1985 to include this baby.

Gee - I wonder who makes those?

Nice photo/video angles on those sections that have scenery.

I like that late fall / winter scenery.  You rarely see it.

In that second scene, I was thinking that the train better be on the inside track.

-Ken

chessie7602 Wrote:
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> I like that late fall / winter scenery.  You
> rarely see it.
>
> In that second scene, I was thinking that the
> train better be on the inside track.
>
> -Ken

Thanks!

I shot a scene here once and got the track wrong... That was a bit of a bonk.

The scenery has progressed quite far to the east, but I'm finding filming there more difficult because there are "windows" to the next room behind deck three. I will have to cut some foam inserts with sky to fill them.

-Jason
 

rapidotrains Wrote:
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> chessie7602 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I like that late fall / winter scenery.  You
> > rarely see it.
> >
> > In that second scene, I was thinking that the
> > train better be on the inside track.
> >
> > -Ken
>
> Thanks!
>
> I shot a scene here once and got the track
> wrong... That was a bit of a bonk.
>
> The scenery has progressed quite far to the east,
> but I'm finding filming there more difficult
> because there are "windows" to the next room
> behind deck three. I will have to cut some foam
> inserts with sky to fill them.
>
> -Jason
>  
I climbed up an embankment like that to shoot a passenger train in Anchorage Alaska. I thought the train would be on the far track since it had Pandrol clamps and looked better. There was also a pair of pants laying on the ground and I kinda wondered what was up with that. The train came around the bend and was on the near track! Although I had enough room I quickly figured out why the pants were left there by the last person. That's what your video made me think of!

Jim

> >  
> I climbed up an embankment like that to shoot a
> passenger train in Anchorage Alaska. I thought the
> train would be on the far track since it had
> Pandrol clamps and looked better. There was also a
> pair of pants laying on the ground and I kinda
> wondered what was up with that. The train came
> around the bend and was on the near track!
> Although I had enough room I quickly figured out
> why the pants were left there by the last person.
> That's what your video made me think of!
>


Jim,

What an awesome story! I laughed out loud!

Thanks for sharing! 

-Jason