sorry, fat fingers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jh0Ahre_5X8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwqhdRs4jyA

Exactly as planned, and all my descendants will know the old man likes trains

Right behind the locomotive is the track cleaning car, with a stone hanging ( from the rafters, so to speak ) , two flat cars followed by a yellow refrigerated fruit car.. I am programming a ten wheeler right now and tomorrow I will have a video

I have seen a real one in Elbe, washington.It always amazes me how locomotive manufacturers manage to reproduce their machines replicating BACHMANN so faithfully 

track cleaning car right behind a BACHMANN # 83502 Diesel

       http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MH3fcopTkl4

Naw, the table expands with two leaves at dinner time.

I have 2-10-2's that male it no problem at slower speeds.I have not tried the 2-6-6-2 logging loco ( still in the boxx soon to be unearthed )

Mrs ta152h0 loves it. Mrs t did not realise I had a dcc set with locomotives wired for sound. I paved the way for a check for a 4-8-2 heavy mountain.

I looked and both trucks had an axle off track. And it still ran DCC without loss of signal.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5MqS3oRfi8   

Weathering does make it look like a veteran reasy for museum duty.

BEMRRC here in Seattle is reduced to storage at local facility costing a bunch of money. Unlike a model airplane club where you just take your airplane somewhere else, a rr club requires a permanent facility with assurance of longevity. Sad an accurate rendition of Pacific NOrthwest railroading has been scrapped and only images remain of the glory days.

littleroff topic but can you run a digital slot car on an analog race track without wiring the motor to the pickup directly ?it is a Carrera DODGE Charger Daytona( the one with the big wings )