The HO and N Scale sections have a thread for Locos and Freight Cars of the week, so I figured the G Scale guys and gals should have one too. So in this thread, Post a Engine or Car each week. I don't have enough to do seperate threads, so I figured I would combine them.
Below are 2 Aristocraft FA-1s with sound in New York Central livery. The caboose is a Bachmann, and the bridge is a 4 foot display trestle from Bridge-Masters.
This section doesn't seem to see much action, though I know some one that will probably be posting here in the near future. Well, here I go. My first entry. It started off as a Bachmann SF bobber caboose, the floor of an AristoCraft box car, seats from a generic sierra coach, & some odds & ends from here & there. Now it's a site seeing car. It still needs some details & lettering. My G gauge layout (which is on hold indefinitely) was going to be a modern line with a scenic RR called the Little Tusee Scenic RR. Hope it's ok for my first entry.
__________________ Jeff Bowen - CEO of The Norfolk & WayPal RR
Last edited by hoosiertrainguy; 11-12-2007 at 02:41 AM.
Yep' the G scale section's kind of quite.
Even though I'm mainly a H.O'er I do enjoy dabbling in G.
Here's a Bachmann 10 wheeler I modified after reading a piece in Garden Railways magazine.
I shortened the smokebox 3/4" adding new rivet detail also shortened the lead truck by 3/4'' and the tender by 1 1/2'' plus I added quite a few castings from Ozark Miniatures and metal wheels on the tender.
Future plans call for a completely new Barrys Big Trains mechanisim.
Last edited by GN.2-6-8-0; 11-14-2007 at 09:06 AM.
Well as some of you know i am moving over to G scale not all the way over just about half way. so here is one of my new G scale cars i got last week. Enjoy
Well i think i will add one more this week as well.
This is a USA southern Pacific caboose. this unit has inter lights and a red fred light on the rear of the caboose. Hope you enjoy
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Even though I got these quite a while ago, they are my latest acquisitions in G scale. I'm hoping to set up something simple in the back yard this winter now that the weather has cooled off a little (sub 100's)!
Even though I got these quite a while ago, they are my latest acquisitions in G scale. I'm hoping to set up something simple in the back yard this winter now that the weather has cooled off a little (sub 100's)!
Sub 100s are very nice, try liveing in Florida with where temps get into the high 90s low 100s all summer with about a 60-90% humidity. Now for this winter tonights supposed to drop into the teens. (I HATE FLORIDA WEATHER!)
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11-24-2006, 09:55 AM
G Scale Engine and Rolling Stock of the week!
My first entry
Jeff Bowen - CEO of The Norfolk & WayPal RR
I mean THAT'S a nice caboose you have there. 
I mean, well, you know what I mean.
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