Chama in Hon3
| February 13, 2018 12:29PM |
Hi folks!
Maybe some of you have seen my article in this January Model Railroader about modelling parts of the Chama yard. I thought I could share some photos of the whole layout with you since it is probably going to be a while till they publish that article.
The layout resembles the time of the Cumbres & Toltec around 2010. I finished it about 2 years ago and took it to the 5th US model railroad Convention in Germany near Frankfurt. The layout is shown coupled together with another modular layout in the last photo. Don't judge for the "not so realistic" rolling stock in the pictures. At the time I took the photos I did not have that much rolling stock of my own so I had to use what I could get from a friend.
Hope you all like it!
Maybe some of you have seen my article in this January Model Railroader about modelling parts of the Chama yard. I thought I could share some photos of the whole layout with you since it is probably going to be a while till they publish that article.
The layout resembles the time of the Cumbres & Toltec around 2010. I finished it about 2 years ago and took it to the 5th US model railroad Convention in Germany near Frankfurt. The layout is shown coupled together with another modular layout in the last photo. Don't judge for the "not so realistic" rolling stock in the pictures. At the time I took the photos I did not have that much rolling stock of my own so I had to use what I could get from a friend.
Hope you all like it!
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