Wasn’t too bad out today and got a little consist together. I put the forney into action pulling the midday express, delivering some much needed supplies. The forney needed a little modification to the rear truck to give it more swing to accommodate a tighter curve but ran great once that was taken care of.
All of the C&A cabeese were already out on the road or in the shop so we had to lease a car and crew from the Woodland Ry.
-Brian
Way cool Brian. How do you control it, track power. If so you hid the wires well.
Paul
The wires from the lights and track run in the control joint in the patio. I used a couple Aristo track clamps to hook up the power.
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I found the pics from a couple of summers ago. My wife decided “she” (we) needed a project to build new tables for the patio. The curved and small square tables are poured concrete covered in tile. The large table was existing but covered in old crumbling slate. I ran the track wires over to the curved table where I plug in a small Aristo pack.
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-Brian
