A journal following the history, design, construction and operation of Bernard Kempinski's O Scale model railroad depicting the U. S. Military Railroad (USMRR) Aquia-Falmouth line in 1863, and other model railroad projects.
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July 14, 2013

Atlanta or Bust!

The truck is loaded, the trains are packed, everything is ready to roll. On to Atlanta!

Fury passes a battery of USCT training in artillery. The gun is an Alkem Scale Models kit. The figures
are 40mm from various suppliers.
It fits, just barely.  The passenger seat will have miscellaneous cargo.

Fury will be making its debut as a fully operational battery powered loco.



Stanton BPS and battery sit on top of the motor in the tender. 




A styrene cover for the wood pile

6 comments:

  1. Safe trip, Bernie! I look forward to the post-convention report.

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    1. Made it to Hotlanta. The layout is up and running.
      Time for a cup of coffee.

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  2. We had two successful op sessions today. Looked like smiles all around. I' ll post more detail later.

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  3. Visited it today! Everything looked great.

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  4. How do you get civil war style 4-4-0s because I'm looking to get 3 for a project for my Model Rail Road.

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    1. if you want O scale look at Schneider Model Trains. For HO scale look at Bachmann Models.

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