Monthly Archives: April 2019
Last night, I completed the Washington Blvd road crossing, I will be working on the 14th St. crossings on Monday
Crossing Washington…
This afternoon when I got home from work, I decided that the new Southern Pacific branch was exactly where I wanted it, so I have glued them down. I then turned to my attention to the crossing at 14th Street. The old “asphalt” between the rails didn’t look as nice […]
More upgrades today…
I found an old Atlas 90° crossing that I have had forever and a day, and I decided that it needed to be on my layout. I simply measured the distance from the edge of the layout, cut the rails with a Dremel, using a 420 cutting wheel (perfect for […]
My interlocking tower needed a reason to exist.
And Playa Desnuda is not the nice, bustling beach city that it once was. The area has become the slum of the future. Who would have guessed that the Crud would be the cleanest thing in this picture.
It’s 1980 Something….
April 9, 1961, the MTA closed the chapter of interurban passenger service in Southern California. Today saw the return of interurban passenger service…in my garage. Looks like I need to do a little bit more track cleaning!