Brad Peterson sent recent updates on his layout for all to see, work continues and the layout grows and starts to take shape, enjoy - Rob D


Looking across the yards at Mechanicville,
the Round Lake Paper Co. Mill 3 is seen at the south end of the SAR with Lamora Cement just across the street. R A Dennis Lumber & Supply is just beyond the double track thru truss bridge then comes my scratch built B&M prototype 'uncovered covered bridge' and the hill toward Saratoga.

This is the start of the Colonie Mainline,
BK will be just to the left on the track to the rear. The tight curve was necessary so I could have a decent sized crew room and get the trains through. The scene will be of the 'big fill' in Waterford including the old barge canal at MP A11 and the overhead road bridge just to the south. Washington Ave crossing will be at the switch to Prime Mfg. seen at lower left.


Looking south on the Colonie Main, Mohawk Paper run around, stub, and industry lead. Saratoga & Spring streets will converge just as the industry lead curves toward the building (cars spotted) while including the signals that still protect the prototype crossing today. The Main curves to the left and Norlite siding will come off the main just before the tracks cross the aisle (another removable bridge) and go over the washer and dryer to reach Colonie.
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