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What did YOU do this week? 9 years 1 month ago #4452

MrBill OFFLINE Conductor Posts: 169 Thank you received: 31	Progress on benchwork:
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What did YOU do this week? 9 years 1 month ago #4454

t1nut OFFLINE Road Foreman of Engines Posts: 323 Thank you received: 55	Mark, towards the end PC ran 1 train a day Phila. to Reading usually with a GP-30,GP-9b,GP-30,consist.
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What did YOU do this week? 9 years 1 month ago #4470

MrBill OFFLINE Conductor Posts: 169 Thank you received: 31	Table Top Skeletons all assembled:
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What did YOU do this week? 8 years 11 months ago #4604

john7968 OFFLINE Fireman Posts: 44 Thank you received: 5	too darn hot here in western missouri,so descended into basement and took my t-1 apart to set up led headlight and backup lite on tender. a big improvement john
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Reading Roundhouse 8 years 4 months ago #5128

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Laid out the footprints of the Reading roundhouse and turntable on a sheet of 1" plywood today as Walthers has advanced its delivery date of their new 110' table from July to late fourth quarter. While the model is ten feet longer than the prototype's 100', the extra length comes in handy as the model T-1, K-1 and N-1 locos are not as close coupled as the prototype locos. Was going to scratch the table but the ready-to-run one, even with different bridge panels, won out.

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What did YOU do this week? 8 years 4 months ago #5129

Rob OFFLINE Road Foreman of Engines Posts: 393 Thank you received: 57	Good thinking about that extra space. I was always a stickler that I was doing 100 footer and was always miffed over the 90 & 110 lengths of the commercially available pits. Maybe I better get the HO yardstick out and measure those mallets and T-1's. Can't be dragging the pilot truck around the outside of the pit as you're turning it. Rob
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