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| Smoke
and steam! Now that's what I call a plume! |
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| Accucraft
has a wide range of locomotives available to suit any
taste. |
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| An
Accucraft Mogul makes a nice plume while hauling logs. |
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| Graham
engine on Steve Shyvers' scratchbuilt wood framed loco. |
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| Great
looking Accucraft English outline narrow gauge loco
sports a nice plume. |
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| Cliff
Luscher ran the new Accucraft Southern Pacific 0-6-0. |
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| Rob
Lenicheck's neatly modified and weathered Accucraft
passes the water tower. |
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| Tom
King's Cricket runs through town. Where's Gumby? |
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| Another
view of Rob's #217 passing the water tower. (Light
effect added.) |
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| Bob's
railway is a great place to enjoy the natural scenery
while the trains roll by. |
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| Steve
Heselton turned a Hartford kit into another stellar
D&RGW model that looks exceptionally realistic. |
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| The
sun really brings the detail to life. The markings
were airbrushed on using thin brass stencils. |
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| Lots
of wood framed locos - courtesy of Steve Shyvers and the
author. |
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| Cab
interior of an Accucraft locomotive. Lots of neat
stuff to see. |
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| Heading
into Acanthus tunnel with 60 PSI showing on the gauge. |
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| This
is the legendary Legend 4-4-0. A beautiful model
that is quite rare. |
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