Updated

This structure is off my late friend Peter Mumby's On30" module that I now have. We built our structures together. I thought I would take if further recently by adding some extra weathering to it, newer details, a platform out front and some extra signage. I will have it at the narrow gauge show this weekend. More on it will follow shortly...George Dutka

HOn30" Interchange Yard

Not sure if I showed you these views before...here they are.

A couple of views of my HOn30" interchange diorama built from my models dating back to the 1980's...George Dutka  

SR&RL "Work Days"

 

They have posted this on Facebook for anyone close by.

Wordless Wednesday No. 180

 

A bit of a change for Wordless Wednesday this view is all words I will be displaying there...George Dutka    

Another Look - Flagstop

Here is what I got in this old time kit which builds up into a flag stop. Nothing like todays laser cut kits.

Just a few more views of my flag stop build from a number of years ago...George Dutka

The O Sanders scale kit part way together.

I added a lot of details around the structure. 

Loading Platform

The milk car behind the loading platform I scratch-built back in the 1980's when I first got into modeling. Back then I did not have a lot detail parts available other than what I could find in the Model Railroad magazines of the time. No internet or well stocked hobby shops to help back then,

I was in the process of finishing an article for RMC when I found my shot of a loading platform I built for my HOn30" transfer yard. These could be found throughout New England in milk service and thought it would be nice to include. I actually set it up for all loading but with milk in mind...George Dutka 

Milk loading platform in Woodstock, Vt. in the late 1930's.

Strong, Maine - 1916

 

SR&RL 414 July 8, 1916 Strong, Maine. From my purchases last Springfield Show...George Dutka