Tom_Fredenberg
Hobbyist19 Points
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New Additions
Atlas 52′ Gondolas (CR, D&H and PRR) and 60′ Gunderson Boxcars. I’m planning a small more modern switching layout (’95-’05) and the boxcars are for my printing plant.
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Completed A Few Small Projects
When I travel with my job, I take along buildings, vehicles etc to work on in my hotel room.
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Weathered Chessie N-Scale
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New Switcher
I received this BLI NYO&W NW2 switcher as a late Christmas gift from my brother. The NYO&W abandon operations in 1957, so now I have backdate a little bit and ‘build’ a train for it to pull and switch. Our father was a huge O&W fan. I’m thinking a simple local. Finding a caboose is going to be a challenge as Atlas is the only company to produce…
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New additions
Centralia Car Shops GN BSB Coach for my Amtrak Rainbow Era fleet. The other cars are all RailSmith for my version of PRR’s South Wind and Southern’s Royal Palm.
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Newest addition to the Amtrak Rainbow Era Fleet
GN Big Sky Blue 56-seat coach. Centralia Car Shops, N-Scale
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Modules
Here is my ‘NO Dumping’ / Tucker Creek, Pennsylvania and Fischer Street Viaduct modules. ‘NO Dumping’ is a combined Single Bridge and Single Straight with a 2mm spacer between them to give the standard Double length. The viaduct is a Single Arch Bridge. All modules are from Klawndyke’s.
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East and West bound Chessie hoppers on the Lehigh Valley
Here is some Chessie eastbound coal and westbound empties traffic on the Lehigh Valley passing through Palmers Gap, Pennsylvania circa 1975. (Palmers Gap, PA, N-Trak module, N-Scale)
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New Additions
I received these RailSmith cars yesterday. They are GORGEOUS!!! RailSmith does a great job. Nice additions to my small, but growing late 1950’s-mid 1960’s passenger car fleet! Looking at building a PRR South Wind and NYC Royal Palm (or close enough).
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Penn Central circa 1971
A weekend commuter train with a couple extra mail cars tacked on the end. (‘NO Dumping’ T-Trak module, Tucker Creek, Pennsylvania)
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