The "new" JJJ&E In N Scale

Started by Powersteamguy1790, October 21, 2014, 02:47:03 PM

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A panoramic view of a SP "Black"GS-4 #4390 in the center of San Marino.





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A panoramic view of the front part of the turnaround area east of San Marino. The building adjacent  to Roscoe's Engine is a Plumbing Parts & Service area. The three mainline track tracks in the foreground sweep around the  turnaround area using 23-24 inch radii in N scale.





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UP 4-8-4 #837 slowly climbing the 1 1/2% grade on the mainline east of San Marino. 




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A South Western Portland Cement Company two truck Shay #12 on the mainline in the Monterrey Mountains east of San Marino. I installed a Lenz mini silver decoder in the cab. I also installed MT Z scale #905 couplers on both ends of the Shay. The gears are fully operational on the engineers side of the locomotive.     





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Old Sepia Photo OF A UP "Challenger" #3977 On The Bridge Of The 130 Foot Turntable On The "New" JJJ&E





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A panoramic view of the main railroad crossing In San Marino. The "black" GS-4 #4438 enters San Marino on the outer mainline track. All four crossing signals are fully functional. There are six manual crossing signals on the yard tracks in the background.





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Twopoint2

Bob looks great and the old sepia photo of the roundhouse is awesome.

Powersteamguy1790

Quote from: Twopoint2 on December 03, 2016, 07:20:34 PM
Bob looks great and the old sepia photo of the roundhouse is awesome.

Thanks Jim. The basic scenery on the layout is about 99% completed. That roundhouse photo is one of my favorites.

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Powersteamguy1790

An old sepia closeup view of the steam locomotives on the ten service tracks adjacent to the 130' turntable and 24 stall Roundhouse.





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An old sepia photo of a SP "Black" GS-4 # 4438 entering the town limits of San Marino. The railroad crossing flashing signals are fully operational and are powered by Logic Rail Technologies Flashing Signal Boards.





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Powersteamguy1790

SP #4438 on the outer mainline track in San Marino. SP painted some of their GS-4's black during the wartime years during WWII. This is one of the black GS-4's. There is a Lenz silver mini decoder and a Soundtraxx Micro Tsunami decoder and mini oval speaker in the tender. The Lenz silver mini decoder provides the motor functions and the Soundtraxx Micro Tsunami decoder provides the sound functions. There is plenty of room in the tender for both decoders and speaker.





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LongHornCaddy

The JJJ&E is looking great Bob!!!

ACL1504

Steam, I love steam. I love the smell of coal smoke and hot oil. Hot nasty grease smells great as well.

I smell all those Bob when I look at pictures of your layout.

Looking very good my friend.

Tom ;D
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Quote from: LongHornCaddy on December 06, 2016, 02:56:30 PM
The JJJ&E is looking great Bob!!!

Thanks Leo. Glad to see you back on this forum. We spent many years talking on the old Whistle Post Forum. You've made tremendous progress on your layout.

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Powersteamguy1790

Quote from: ACL1504 on December 06, 2016, 03:46:48 PM
Steam, I love steam. I love the smell of coal smoke and hot oil. Hot nasty grease smells great as well.

I smell all those Bob when I look at pictures of your layout.

Looking very good my friend.

Tom ;D

Thanks for your comments Tom. Many of the steam locomotives on the "new" JJJ&E are oil burners as well. I've casted a part to replace the coal loads of many of my steamers to oil burners.

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