Our Third Time Setting Modules Up
The entire setup |
Group shot of those present on Sunday - Jimmy Musser, Dave Beckstein, Larry Case, Matt Picciotto, Mike Looney, Dan Picciotto, Clarence Guenther and Jim Musser |
Jim & Jimmy Musser's "US Pipe" is now off the mainline on a branchline |
The Musser's "Cement Plant" is off the end of the line |
The "Cement Plant" is switched from a run-around track on the mainline |
The entire "Cement Plant" and mainline |
The Musser's junction module - with working Bascule bridge |
The Bascule bridge |
Dave Beckstein's curve is starting to get some scenery |
Dave Beckstein's curve from the other side |
Our new 7-foot passing siding by Larry Case |
"DAC Siding" is showing off our new name plates |
Dan Picciotto's "Boston Street" module gives us a yard to switch |
Ron Parisi's mock-up of a float bridge is seen on the "Boston Street" module |
A new module brought by Clarence Guenther |
We were able to use Clarence Guenther's module as a lead to switch into the "Boston Street" yard |
We added Mike Looney's module on Sunday after the track was added |
Larry Case made some 18-inch track entensions to allow us to switch the end of a module |
Our Second Time Setting Modules Up
This what it looked like at the beginning of the day |
All modules in place and connected |
Our new banner made it's appearance - it's tall enough to see over the modules, and most of the other layouts |
Dan Picciotto's Boston Street (Baltimore) Yard, with attached ferry boats |
Dan Picciotto inserting the rail joiners on his three-part Boston St module |
Matt Picciotto filling the yard on his Dad's Boston St module |
Boston Street Yard filled with equipment |
Dan Picciotto's Tug and Car Floats on his Boston St module |
A Balitmore landmark - a scaled-down Continental Can Company |
A section of the street on the Boston Street module |
Dave Beckstein's newly built curved module |
Dave Beckstein connecting his module to the next one |
James Musser installing the rail joiners in his two-part steel mill module |
Jimmy Musser placing cars on the steel mill tracks |
Dave Beckstein and Jimmy Musser finally get do some switching |
Dave Beckstein discussing Free-mo with two guests |
Getting a train together at the steel mill |
Continuing to make-up the train |
Our First Modules Go Together
First Time Modules have gone togetherv |
John Glabb and Dave Beckstein checking out display |
Steel Mill built by Jim Musser |
Jim Musser working on track |
Jimmy Musser switching cars |
Matt Picciotto installing static grass |