Thanks Ron, The main lines should provide lots of pics for you 
I hope to have some city or town interurban operation as well.
I hope to have some city or town interurban operation as well.
My new RR room is ready at long last.
- Thread starter interurban
- Start date
Great progress Chris. you sure have been busy. I love those sweeping cirves. The track flows very naturally.
Yes Robin they look nice 
That steamer got special treatment , that ment the traction line got nice curves too
All post`s will be in the thread "BUILDING A TRACTION LAYOUT".
So I can contain the "how twos", with links from that thread.
Here is the link,
http://www.the-gauge.com/thread15354-building-a-traction-layout.html
See you over there.
That steamer got special treatment , that ment the traction line got nice curves too
All post`s will be in the thread "BUILDING A TRACTION LAYOUT".
So I can contain the "how twos", with links from that thread.
Here is the link,
http://www.the-gauge.com/thread15354-building-a-traction-layout.html
See you over there.
http://www.the-gauge.com/showthread.php?t=15354&page=9
Hi Rick have a click on the link above.
Traction refers in this instance to electric operated railways, I model the 1940s when interurbans travelled on there own right of way and entered the cities on the street tracks.
Check my links below.
It`s a whole new way to model railways.
Hi Rick have a click on the link above.
Traction refers in this instance to electric operated railways, I model the 1940s when interurbans travelled on there own right of way and entered the cities on the street tracks.
Check my links below.
It`s a whole new way to model railways.
OK, thanks Chris, I've always thought that looked really cool from the Photos I've seen, just didn't know what it was called.
Rick
Rick