Large Scale Central

Let it snow

Modeling
#21
Hans-Joerg Mueller said:
Ric Golding said:
Did you build that, Ken? I'm surprized you don't bring it to Fred's. You know just in case.
Hey Ric,

Did you take your snow suit, just in case??? :lol: :stuck_out_tongue: :lol:


We’ve been taught to bring survival supplies to “the great white north” even when it is green. You guys get some monster power outages. Ken, Jon and Fred were there as witnesses, sharing yogurt by cell phone light. It wasn’t pretty, the natives were getting restless. Thank God for propane fired pizza ovens.

#22

ain’t it great when a plan comes together…:wink:

#23
Ric Golding said:
It wasn't pretty, the natives were getting restless.
You heard the drums along the great grey-brown muddy Jock, eh?
#24

Powdery snow no problem! It works great on leaves and ballast!

Just get er done!!!

#25

Figgers…First powdery plowable snow we’ve gotten in a decade…I knew where the plow was…and even had a charged locomotive…I just didn’t have…A RAILROAD! FARK!

#26

Sean McGillicuddy said:
Powdery snow no problem! It works great on leaves and ballast!

Just get er done!!!

I like that - a giant ant eater. Looks like it is self propelled, also.

#27

it even has a prototype…

#28

Ken, is that blower jet powered?

#29

don’t think it’s jet propelled, just shoots out flame to melt the snow and ice that accumulates around points in switches…it may have some kind of jet engine to provide the heat.

#30
Bart Salmons said:
Figgers.......First powdery plowable snow we've gotten in a decade......I knew where the plow was...and even had a charged locomotive........I just didn't have.......A RAILROAD! FARK!
Why would you need track if it's battery powered? Just clear the drive way. ;) :lol:
#31

#32

Nice picture, but I’m glad it’s you that has that snow and not me…:expressionless:

#33
Warren Mumpower said:
Nice picture, but I'm glad it's you that has that snow and not me....:|
I'm feeling seasonably charitable, so I'll send you our next snowfall.
#34

Due to the family nature of this forum, my response has been censored…! :stuck_out_tongue:

#35

The crew can rest today , 50’s !
Welcome to NewEngland!

#36
Warren Mumpower said:
Due to the family nature of this forum, my response has been censored..! :P
I could have used your response to provide enough warmth to get rid of last night's fall. ;) By the time I got to it this afternoon, it had packed down and was too wet and heavy for my little snowblower -- and then there was the pile left across our driveway by the street plow. So shovel it was :( Sixteen tons, and what do you get?
#37

They plow your streets!!!..?? :expressionless:

#38
Warren Mumpower said:
They plow your streets!!!!...?? :|
Warren,

That’s what we get for paying taxes! :lol: :lol:

#39
Warren Mumpower said:
They plow your streets!!!!...?? :|
Well, it's either that or we have to harness the dog teams. Trouble is, it's expensive to feed the dogs; we used to have a steady supply of British Columbians, especially the ones who burbled about crocuses in February (a capital offence if ever there was one), but the B.C. bears appear to have diminished the supply at source. We are currently exploring the possibility of obtaining cute baby seals and celebrity hunt protesters, but this tends to be limited to a fairly short season.