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Garden railroading, 1:1 style

General Discussion
#1

I found this on the 0 Gauge Railroading forum. Just hadda share.

Garden Railroading, 1:1 style.

https://ogrforum.ogaugerr.com/topic/weekend-photo-fun-9-1-17

BRIANSILVERMUSTANG photo.

#2

looks just like the real thing!

#3

Greg Elmassian said:

looks just like the real thing!

That’s what I thought. Notice the detail in the track, with those clamp thingys.

#4

Maybe because its 1:1 modeling…eh, it is real.

#5

Ya think? (http://www.largescalecentral.com/externals/tinymce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-wink.gif)

#6

Steve Featherkile said:

That’s what I thought. Notice the detail in the track, with those clamp thingys.

But if they used all their clamps on the track, how do they clamp their kits while the glue cures?

#7

Cure glue? Was it sick?

#8

Your mind wanders strange paths, David. I love it. (http://www.largescalecentral.com/externals/tinymce/plugins/emoticons/img/smiley-cool.gif)

#9

Thanks Steve.

#10

For a minute I thought it was Martys !

#11

So when the ladder gets exposed by rain, you just add a retaining fence!

How come there wasn’t a loud chorus about using straight track in an S curve?

John, the curious.

#12

John Caughey said:

So when the ladder gets exposed by rain, you just add a retaining fence!

How come there wasn’t a loud chorus about using straight track in an S curve?

John, the curious.

There is a straight piece, John. It’s just Daphetid by the telephoto lens. Ya gotta hold yer head just right.

#13

Steve Featherkile said:

John Caughey said:

So when the ladder gets exposed by rain, you just add a retaining fence!

How come there wasn’t a loud chorus about using straight track in an S curve?

John, the curious.

There is a straight piece, John. It’s just Daphetid by the telephoto lens. Ya gotta hold yer head just right.

That never stopped anybody before!