Hello! Jim's N scale layout, which has been featured in
N Scale Railroading in the Jan/Feb and Mar/April 2005
issues, (and also N Scale Magazine), is a real gem.
You're visitor number:
John Sing
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ATSF_Arizona home page
A Visitor's view of the N scale Mud Bay and Southern
Although most of the N scale Mud Bay and Southern layout is single
deck, there is a double deck in the area of the town of Rochester
above, and Grand Mound below:
Below, is the Mud Bay car barge in the Perry Creek area. Jim models a
freelance/protolanced freight and logging railroad set in the Olympia,
Washington area:
Below is the spectacular McLane Creek Trestle. Great backdrop,
eh?:
Below are the Bordeaux Yard engine facilities. All the locos were
painted/decaled/decoderized by Jim:
Below, a Mud Bay and Southern FM H12-44 is switching in Bordeaux
Yard.
Jim has remotored them with
Lifelike SW1200 motors and they run super slow and smooth on this DCC
layout:
Here's an overview of the Cedar Creek area; the first photo in this layout
tour (of double-deck Rochester above Grand Mound) is just
off the left edge of this photo:
A closer look at the Cedar Creek Bridges:
And finally, a trial run by a visiting
Santa Fe Trainmaster,
testing her ability
to haul lumber and logs:
Jim and Wazzou, *Thank You*, so much again.
John Sing
San Mateo, California, USA
Modeling the Santa Fe's Peavine Line (Ash Fork -> Phoenix, Arizona)
in the 1950s and 60s - in N scale
