Thursday Night Round Robin

A fter a long winter break we visited Randy Epstein's this past Thursday. He he has been busy collecting new rolling stock, engines an...

T he picture is from my fantasy land but not completely out of wack as the NKP 759 was here in the summer of 72. Jim Lafayette...

I have made some significant progress on my layout. Randy.

B ound for a warmer climate. Here we find EMD export GPL15T Just one of eight Standard Gauge units that are being built by Super Steel in Gl...

T his is the only section of table that we saved from my old layout. The bridge is 522' long. 73' high. It was built with Northeast ...

James E. Odell , 60, died suddenly Thursday, January 24, 2008 at his residence. Born in Troy, he was the son of the late Albert E. and Cathe...

I t's a cold October morning in 1984 somewhere in a little town in northern New England. The old engine shop doors are opened, a place ...

T he West Waterford Model Railroaders meet Tuesdays at Mark's house. The Crew- Dave, Mark Jr., Fred and Mark Sr. Mark Oliviere sent the ...

A PA-4 locomotive takes an unscheduled break at a railroad tunnel under Fort Ticonderoga on Feb. 8, 1977. George W. Hockaday , a legend in l...

SMS Getting ready to head down to Delanson from the Park, 01/08. Hard to believe it was 57 Degrees that day. SMS Rail Services, SNY sh...

Gary Knapp Rob Dennis

V iew of the helix as seen from the stairs. View of the beginnings of the helix as seen from the door to the garage. Looking south over t...

R ich Eriksen and I started working on his Mohawk Central late this summer. Most pics are of Dewitt Yard and of Admiral Abraham Yimitzki. Tr...

M ost of you are familiar with the photo in the scan. It was taken at a couple of different angles, but the SVRR decided to take its own. U...

M y layout is a 8 foot by 16 inches model of Cohoes , NY. The right end has the bridge over the Mohawk River, my first kit bash attempt. (Wh...