Post by texrail on Jan 22, 2018 17:06:34 GMT -5
Howdy, FolkZ,
let me show you some pictures of my growing West-Texas project: Since I was stationed as a German soldier in San Antonio / Tx. in 1989/1990 I was fascinated by the endless country of West-Texas and my now favorite SP. When I discovered Z scale, I planned to build even a part of it. So I dicided myself for Sierra Blanca /Tx. It seemed ideal to me, because it was a junction between the SP and the T&P.
In the beginning, there was no T&P, so I used a ATSF loco. The maerklin offerings have been limited. In the meantime, Sierra Blanca is incorporated in my West-Texas project:
In this overview you Sierra Blanca on the right, Interstate 10 in the middle and Ft. Hancock on the the left. It is 1/ fifth of my project. So, 4 / fifth are still waiting for me. Below is a close up of Sierra Blanca. Still unfinished. If you like I will show you more.
let me show you some pictures of my growing West-Texas project: Since I was stationed as a German soldier in San Antonio / Tx. in 1989/1990 I was fascinated by the endless country of West-Texas and my now favorite SP. When I discovered Z scale, I planned to build even a part of it. So I dicided myself for Sierra Blanca /Tx. It seemed ideal to me, because it was a junction between the SP and the T&P.
In the beginning, there was no T&P, so I used a ATSF loco. The maerklin offerings have been limited. In the meantime, Sierra Blanca is incorporated in my West-Texas project:
In this overview you Sierra Blanca on the right, Interstate 10 in the middle and Ft. Hancock on the the left. It is 1/ fifth of my project. So, 4 / fifth are still waiting for me. Below is a close up of Sierra Blanca. Still unfinished. If you like I will show you more.
. This time two pics from my staff-building.
.But I was affraid to brake their arms in order to correct it when I repainted the German railroad workers from Preiser 
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