Amherst Railway Society: Amherst Belt Lines at the 2004 Show

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Amherst Belt Lines at the 2004 Show

Photos by Doug Scott

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Now just where on the ABEL layout is this module of the Springfield Amtrak station?
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Jim Fenner switches Bolton Junction
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Behind the scenes at the Flood Loaders
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a train of Amtrak express cars rolls by the Flood Loaders
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An Amtrak Express makes its way through Musconetcong Tunnel on its way to Dry Hill Station.
- module by Doug Scott
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Ongoing maintenance at the signal bridge at Musconetcong Tunnel
- module by Doug Scott
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View of the layout from the bleachers
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View of the layout from the bleachers
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View of the layout from the bleachers
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View of the layout from the bleachers
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Young operators at work
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Dana Bock operating the rotary dumper at the power plant.
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Mountains of coal
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Musconetcong Tunnel - module by Doug Scott
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Justin working on the On30 modules.
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Interesting bridge work on the On30 layout.
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Lots of action in Gary Munsey's downtown Hampshire (background) and Stan Slowick's Port Arcadia (foreground).
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Bruce Erickson's On30 module
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A string of 4-wheeled locos on Bruce's On30 module.
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Local freight rolls behind the Lost Sole Shoe Co. on Bruce's On30 module.
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A local crew finds their loco on the wrong end of a siding on Bruce's On30 module.

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Joe Biagioni runs a coal drag past the Load-Out
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Gary Munsey adding coal to the loader
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Dana uncoupling coal cars at the power plant
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A young engineer guides his train through Bolton Junction
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Joe Albano Sr. takes his Amtrak express cars past the nuke plant
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Nuke Plant Waterford 3. Module by Rich Houghtaling
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Hazardous waste at the nuke plant Waterford 3. Module by Rich Houghtaling
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Setting up on Thursday night
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Setting up on Thursday night
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Setting up on Thursday night
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Stan Slowik's Port Arcadia harbor module
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Bruce Erikson stands behind his Lost Sole Shoe Co. On30 module.
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AMHERST BELT LINES

HO Modular Railroad

Amherst Belt Lines at the 2004 Show

Photos by Doug Scott