St. Louis Frisco Lines - Coonskins & Buzzsaws

St. Louis Frisco Lines (or just Saint Louis Lines) is an HO-scale model railroad built for operations, and inspired by Frisco & MoPac operations in St. Louis during the nineteen-seventies.  Because of their shape, Frisco's logo was know as the 'Frisco coonskin' and Missouri Pacific's logo of this era was commonly referred to as the 'MoPac Buzzsaw".  According to legend, the Frisco logo shape came from a coonskin hide tacked to the wall of a depot station in Neosho, Missouri.  
(Layout was formerly known as the Eagle River Division until August 2023, when the new operating scheme was adopted.)