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EM-1
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Well, its comming. Right now all I can say is, its in the design stages. I want to map out all the cuts FIRST, before any is made in the boiler that way no mistakes are made. So... it will take awhile, Its just with the work I do, I have to hone in on whats needed and what I have to work with so I make the old carpenter saying a reality,
"Measure twice, cut once". Plus, I want to make it as accurate as very possible. Not to mention, when his WMSRR 734 is done, it will be drawbared to a brass tender!
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EM-1
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sergio_vadora,
Nice collection! I wish I had at least 2 of the CSX units you got! I will tho, all in good time!
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sergio_vadora
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Thanks! I hope to see them running on my layout......now is under construction but I hope to let the first train running next summer.
CIAO CIAO
Sergio
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anthonyd_SRR
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This is an off topic question but what kind of a layout are you working on? One that fits your engines or…?
I don’t really have a then but I’m curious as to what other people try to plan for a layout
Anthony
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green_elite_cab
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Where did all your Northeast Corridor engines go?
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sergio_vadora
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Ciao, all my electrics are in my collection but I've decided to model diesel rr because is more tipical for american style. I have more than 15 GG1, 3 AEM7 and 2 E60, plus the complete Acela Express.
After some holidays along Colorado and Wyoming rr I've decided to "switch" to diesel engines and trains, so double containers, long coal porters and Amtrak Superliners....electrics will be into my show room only!
If you wanna see my layout check this topic in the same dept:
HELP SIGNALLING LAYOUT (please help me!)
Or see below: the style will be somewhere on the Rocky (Moffat line style), modern era, Union Pacific owner. As in the real, will be possible to see some engines from eastern US, and there will be one Amtrak (Walthers Superliners with Athearn AMD103). The Summit has a little branch to some little warehouses. The village has a street-running track.
Do you like?
CIAO CIAO
Sergio, Italy
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EM-1
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OK, now its been over a week and I haven't posted pictures of my newest acquisition, to my B&O roster.....MY MOST WANTED ENGINE EVER!  
A BRASS B&O 2-8-8-4 EM-1! I will state that its NOT painted right, but I'll change that, but for the price I paid, I can't complain any! Looks GREAT, and runs WELL, in need of painting! So, here it is..........
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EM-1
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And another of my new Brass EM-1.....
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EM-1
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and one more of the engine itself, I'll be sure to follow this post with a picture of the tender......
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EM-1
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And as promissed, a shot of the tender to my 6 almost 7 pound beast!
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rgorski
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Heritage Proto 0-6-0 lettered for Lehigh and New England.
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green_elite_cab
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My NJ transit E60CH project is moving along. I'm also building an E60MA. Right now, neither of them are near built, but I do have this one painted.
They are built on American GK kits, so they have better tooling then the bachmann models. I do need more NJ transit decals though to complete the stripes. This thing is a monster!
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Great Western 90
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# 1905 Ex NYC(Bachmann) First Engine
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Rob
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Maybe next year with the Flyers. Had a good season.
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Great Western 90
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# 2461 Ex Susquehana (Bachmann Spectrum) 2nd Engine
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Rob
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Westville Fire Department.
Maybe next year with the Flyers. Had a good season.
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