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TRAINMASTER
BY WERNER MEER US-RAILROAD-SHOP KILCHBERG |
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TRAINMASTER
BY WERNER MEER US-RAILROAD-SHOP KILCHBERG |
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updated / added: May 29, 2019
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Cajon Pass 1950's in California (Summit/Alray/Gish) |
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| in HO Scale (1:87) by Jon V. Harrison, Portland, OR (USA) | |
| I am modeling just a part of Cajon Pass (1950) in HO at my home in Portland, Oregon. Summit is nearly full scale and mostly finished and now I’m planning scenery at Alray and Gish. Also be aware that this is far from finished, it is a true work in progress. | |
| for bigger size photos you may click on the 3-digit number under each photo | |
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| JH-001 Summit overview | |
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| JH-003 Summit Curve with Wye at right and Summit in the middle | |
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| JH-002 Stockyard is inside Wye | |
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| JH-008 Stockyard is exact to scale | |
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| JH-006 West Summit Structures (buildings and fence scaled exactly); | |
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| JH-012 Old Section House | JH-011 Section Foreman's House |
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| JH-004 East Summit Structures are exact to scale | JH-005 Depot and Pre Fab House |
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| JH-016 Carbody Houses and Water Tower (houses were built by the Santa Fe out of old boxcars) | JH-017 Agents House and Pumphouse |
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| JH-009 Stockyard detail | JH-018 Concrete Bunkhouse |
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| JH-013 Central Valley Track (hand-laid) | JH-007 Descanso from Shapeways kit made by Guido Cherici |
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| Track Plan (including some specifications) | |
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| JH-020 Burlap Installed | JH-019 Scenery Made Using Topographic Map Contours |
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| JH-021 Sawdust Applied To Support Plaster Hardshell | JH-022 After Hardshell and Zip Texturing With Tinted Plaster |
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| JH-023 Another View (note TRAIN sign mockup-building the working model is next project) | JH-026 Inside The Wye (In the process of adding ground cover) |
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| JH-024 Alray/Gish Under Construction. The Alray siding will hold 45 cars and three 2-10-2’s. | JH-025 Stacked Reverse Loops |
Photos copyright by Jon V. Harrison, Portland, OR (USA)
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