09-19-2010, 03:36 PM
nkp_174 Wrote:Late 1884-early 1885, the Denver South Park & Pacific
I've heard a lot of chatter on layouts in this era; either the practitioners are better than average communicators, or the era is becoming more popular. Or some well known modelers of the era are inspiring others (which I suppose is a combination of the first two)
nkp_174 Wrote:On3
NOT a common choice nowadays, especially with the rise of On30. Will this layout be proto48? My impression is that modelers in this scale / gauge are more prototype focused
nkp_174 Wrote:The Oahu Railway will be the main deck and designed for operation. The South Park will be an eye level layout designed for scenery
I like the idea of splitting interests; it would keep inspiration fresh at the expense of more running room for one scale. Nice combination of layout roles as well
nkp_174 Wrote:(limited operation to prevent the disaster of operating crews mangling the rolling stock while attempting to uncouple the Link & Pin couplers)
I think you may have answered the "proto48" question above! And, what, you don't trust your guys to handle inky dinky links with tweezers (or whatever the process is)?
nkp_174 Wrote:No diesels
nkp_174 Wrote:NKP 765 (I rode her today and will do so again tomorrow).Was up to see 763 and the roundhouse again a couple of weeks ago. That got us talking about steam excursions; may try to get up to the Cadillac excursion next month.
Matt Goodman
Columbus, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio