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My First HO Locomotive

Way back in the fall of 1952 I bought my first HO Locomotive, it was a MDC/Model Roundhouse 0-6-0 Switch Engine Kit, I still have it and it is still in prefect condition. It cost $6.85 back then, I used my Newspaper Route money to purchase it from H&H Hobby Shop in El Paso Texas.

My Greatest Railroad Treasure

It's a Fawcett Book Number 133, it cost 45¢ in 1951. That was a lot of money in 1951, a 24 bottle case of Cokes was 65¢ back then. There is an article starting on page 28 on John Allen's railroad, there is only 4 pages on his layout but I was hooked on HO scale from that day on.

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Southern Pacific 3805 Project
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Arduino Crossing Gate Controller Project
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135 foot Turntable Project
130' Tower Module rebuild Project
Susanville Station
Susie's Cafe
Winters' Mansion
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Sliver Spur Mine Project
HO Vehicle Headlight and Taillight Project
My Second SP ¾ Dome Car Project
Scratch building a 1916 Sears Catalog Home
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Most Viewed Posts for the last 7 days

June 22, 2012 My Double Crossover

When I designed my current layout back in 1989 the plan included a double crossover on the mainline. When I started construction I bought a...
January 7, 2014 The Mabry Mill Project

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Apil 15,2020 Kenworth tractor & trailer Lighting

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December 21, 2011 My Y6b Conversion to a SP MC-1#4002

I purchased three Rivarossi Y6Bs over a period of time on E-Bay about 5 years ago with the intent of Kitbashing them into Southern Pacific l...
May 10, 2015 Remodling My Control Panel

It has been several years since I updated my control panel. Over time all model railroaders make changes, modify or add things to their lay...
December 22, 2014 Long Over Due Track Work Fix

I made a major mistake with my original layout design. My problem turned out to be at the grade/radius transition. I had a turnout at the ...
January 17, 2015 Micro Connectors

This post is an update on micro connectors. After I finished my major track repair I was routinely checking my locomotive fleet to make su...
August 9, 2014 Remotoring a Rivarossi Cab Forward

I updated this post to the newest version of my Brass Frame. I added 16 pictures of the new version to the end of the original post....
April 13, 2013 My 1912 Swiss Chalet

I wasn't going to do a post on my latest project but it turned out so well that I decided to go ahead with it. I got into scratch build...
April 14 Block Control plug DB50

This is a drawing of the DB50 connector that I will be using to connect my control panel to my layout . This is the layout end of a 50 ...

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