Our host, Ernie Noa's, beautifully weathered Accucraft Open Cab Shay
Fred Gandolfi making final adjustments to his Weltyk steam whistle
Larry Herget's scratchbuilt
Larry's Scratchbuilt in silhouette
With a little help from the crew, my GER even ran well.
Jim Sanders' Argyle Bantum
My Roundhouse Katy, chugging along
The neighbors stopped by after the game. Illinois lost!
John Garrett's semi-automatic watering system for his Aster Lion
The Lion in silhouette
Tom Leaton's Aster Schools
Tom Toth's Cheddar Reasa
John Fuller's coal fired loco
Much work was completed by the crew over the weekend.
Hey Pete! No wonder we've been making such good time the last half hour.
Little known fact--on hot summer days they filled coal hoppers with water, and used them as swimming pools for the crew. Here's proof.
Jim Sanders tweaking Rich Black's 3 cylinder Accucraft Shay
She runs, and with a nice plume.
The Bruce Gathman Whatalator?
A Spitalator. And testing proves it works.