Re: Durango's Graden Mill
| January 10, 2017 05:16PM |
The color shots came off of another site. They gave no credit when posted but someone else identified them.
I had to do a VERY condensed version on my HOn3 layout. Was not going to do it at all but felt the yard facilities, the Strater and the Graden complex were absolutes. Came up with this as an acceptable way to do at least a part of it. Had the main building from the old layout. Built the cut off sections and the loading dock. Far from an accurate representation but gives the feel of it. and hopefully represents that there is a lot more there.
I had to do a VERY condensed version on my HOn3 layout. Was not going to do it at all but felt the yard facilities, the Strater and the Graden complex were absolutes. Came up with this as an acceptable way to do at least a part of it. Had the main building from the old layout. Built the cut off sections and the loading dock. Far from an accurate representation but gives the feel of it. and hopefully represents that there is a lot more there.
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488 stops for water at Los Pinos tank on closing day Oct. 1979. Photo courtesy Don Richter
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