Switching Iron Hill Yard on my layout- part 1
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VERY NICE, GREAT CAMERA AREA SHOTS! NO REAL BACKGROUND N'LOVE THE SOUNDS! PANDERWY 1
panderwy1 1 year ago
@jettrainfan - Athearn used to make Cow and Calf units the older Blue box stuff; not the Genesis products that make today, I have a number of them in my stash. They were Sw1200 A/B you could purchase seperately powered and un powered.
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njRRtrainer 1 year ago
Where can i get a slug/calf?! I've been looking all over for them in ho scale
jettrainfan 2 years ago
What is the brands names for these trains.
TralalaKatiee 2 years ago
that is correct. The diesel has enough horsepower, but sends the electricity to the traction motors on the other weighted unit to spread the load and create a higher tractive effort without wheel slip.
BudmanPackfan 3 years ago
Looks like a slug / calf - essentally it uses electricity from the main engine to turn the motors giving extra traction as opposed to running two locomotives eating diesel.
kinyodas 3 years ago 2
What's the function of the yellow car? Is it a fuel tank or an extra weight for braking power?
liobeking 3 years ago
Very realistic scenery. Looks like what one would see in the areas between western Pennsylvania and Virgina. Excellent work :)
ACLTony 3 years ago
Beautiful Layout! Great switching action.
pacbelt 3 years ago
Great Jules!!!! Blow the HORN next time haha
danntheman23 4 years ago