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NP F units in N scale ^pop
Photographer: Larry McNaughton
Image: 640 x 480 jpg, 86k
(Added: 18-Feb-2001) - Hits: 5025

Rating: 7.84 Votes: 29 - Rate This Image

This four unit F7 lashup heads up the NCL as it rolls over the National NTrak layout at the 1997 National Train show at Madison, WI

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Bill Kaufman's Control Panel
Photographer: Bill Kaufman
Image: 776 x 1192 jpg, 129k
(Added: 18-Feb-2001) - Hits: 1607

Rating: 5.33 Votes: 9 - Rate This Image

This is not a locomotive. It's actually a control panel for Bill Kaufman's model railroad. The reason it looks so realistic is that it is made up of actual locomotive parts. This is going to be quite an impressive simulator/control panel!

This is a shot taken a few years back. The heater area has been completely rebuilt I rebuilt the front so I could install an actual U-boat heater on the back side of the stand. It includes the duct that is located in front of the engineer (sheet metal painted in red primer.)

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Bill Kaufman's Control Panel
Photographer: Bill Kaufman
Image: 800 x 524 jpg, 78k
(Added: 18-Feb-2001) - Hits: 2281

Rating: 5.94 Votes: 18 - Rate This Image

This is not a locomotive. It's actually a control panel for Bill Kaufman's model railroad. The reason it looks so realistic is that it is made up of actual locomotive parts. This is going to be quite an impressive simulator/control panel!

This is a shot of the control stand after some recent updates. A locomotive engineer would feel right at home here.

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Bill Kaufman's Control Panel
Photographer: Bill Kaufman
Image: 800 x 536 jpg, 69k
(Added: 18-Feb-2001) - Hits: 2346

Rating: 3.49 Votes: 10 - Rate This Image

This is not a locomotive. It's actually a control panel for Bill Kaufman's model railroad. The reason it looks so realistic is that it is made up of actual locomotive parts. This is going to be quite an impressive simulator/control panel!

Here is another shot of the simulator. This photo allows you to see the exterior and some construction details.

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Chuck Furlong's Tinplate - Cookie Monster
Photographer: Chuck Furlong
Image: 475 x 315 jpg, 97k
(Added: 26-Jan-2001) - Hits: 1706

Rating: 7.00 Votes: 6 - Rate This Image

Cookie Monster (someone I can relate to) stands among a shipment of Christmas packages, waiting for a regular way-freight. Since he always brings plenty of cookies for everybody, the local crews don't mind letting him ride in the caboose. (They do take the precaution of hiding their lunches first.) The restored freight depot was made about 1934 by American Flyer (Chicago).

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Chuck Furlong's Tinplate - Hart-Parr tractor on a flatcar
Photographer: Chuck Furlong
Image: 444 x 350 jpg, 53k
(Added: 26-Jan-2001) - Hits: 986

Rating: 5.17 Votes: 6 - Rate This Image

My wife Diana's B-day present for 1995. (She loves sheet metal stuff. I make these things for her to keep her from defecting to standard gauge.) The flatcar was made from a Marx 4-wheel chassis that has been cut down and mounted on Gilbert AF link coupler trucks. The red retainer was made from brass angle stock, and the Hart-Parr tractor is by Scale Models.

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Chuck Furlong's Tinplate - REA truck on a flatcar
Photographer: Chuck Furlong
Image: 444 x 350 jpg, 118k
(Added: 26-Jan-2001) - Hits: 754

Rating: 5.86 Votes: 7 - Rate This Image

My wife Diana's B-day present for 1994. (She loves sheet metal stuff. I make these things for her to keep her from defecting to standard gauge.) The flatcar was made from a Marx 4-wheel chassis that has been cut down and mounted on Gilbert AF link coupler trucks. The red retainer was made from brass angle stock, the load is by Hartoy for Eastwood Automobilia.

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