Live Steam Railroading in the Snow

[Splinter5570]

you lose loads of power due to slipping

[SkipW]

@Splinter5570 Thats for sure the first few laps are running on some real icy rails, the brass in the snow is a real ice magnet but a brick paver slid over the rail should bust off stubborn ice build up if a few laps do not do it. And proper drainage is necessary as the heaving of saturated soils freezing will destroy your grades

[kcubal]

Very good, more power than I would have thought it would have. Nice looking Garden RR

[b43xoit]

What kind of remote controls do you have? Radio? Wired through the track? What kind of modulation is used to encode the control signals on the medium? Do you have continuous control of the reverser, or only two or three positions? How is the water level maintained?

[SkipW]

@b43xoit just manual control i like to touch the warm levers at these temps

[radoliz2]

Awesome!

[gjhgjh]

Is that scale snow drifts?

[bluecomet390]

That plough sure earns its keep!

[timbg]

You need a better plow and maybe working sanders.

[SkipW]

@timbg A Steam powered Rotary would be nice

[alexander1485]

looks like you are constantly going down hill the whole time lol, like a cork screw

[thestuffz]

very cool!!!