Oooh, Bruce’s #4 was hauling the Sutro Pneumo Loco!
It warms my heart that you tarted it up, Jon… well, at least rusted it and made it a load. I worked a bunch on that model and print, but I’ve yet to do squat with mine!
Oooh, Bruce’s #4 was hauling the Sutro Pneumo Loco!
It warms my heart that you tarted it up, Jon… well, at least rusted it and made it a load. I worked a bunch on that model and print, but I’ve yet to do squat with mine!
Road trial still pending, but this is my quick & dirty leaf blower car using a serious 24V equipment blower. It’s strong enough to propel the car on the indoor.
I have a bunch of these blowers with power leads for sale on Marketplace for $5 each. They came out of a flatbed solvent printer we scrapped at work years ago.
Mark I was a minor success, but lacked power when a big pile collected in front, so I present Mark II…
Road trials tomorrow maybe.
Mark II was an improvement, but the stream is too high. Needs a complete redesign for next fall. The leaves are all but done here now, so it works great for the stragglers…
Wednesday was a nice fall day and reasonably warm. Today we finally have much needed rain, so I wanted to get some trains out while it was still dry. There is a chance of light snow tomorrow morning - maybe some early winter shots!
It got pretty busy at the junction. The passenger train is holding on a siding and M-10 and M-11 hold on the West leg of the wye as a double headed mixed train clears the junction…
John Radder, the Cobra I got from you new has a new owner and she loves it!
When I was trucking , my largest customer was Abrasives and Equipment a sand blasting seller, he only sold to public but I like that I grew his business to a whole plant that stores and sells it, actually need to build a warehouse for it too!
Fun to see some of my old vehicles in a new setting Your RR is looking good.