Wes Warner’s G-scale garden layout, located in New Salem, MA, is modeled as a connecting line between two Class 1 railroads, each of which has trackage rights over it. Originally single track, it has been double-tracked in places to accommodate the large volume of traffic. It can handle trains up to 30 cars long and has some local switching. It is powered by SD70 MACs, SD40-2s, GP38-2s, and some steam, running on battery power and controlled by NCE wireless.
TO SIGN UP PLEASE RETURN THE BOTTOM PORTION OF THIS FORM TO:| Tom Lowry 212 Crescent St. Northampton, MA, 01060 |
OR Email the information to: tlowry@smith.edu |
We will send you directions after June 1. If you don’t have email, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Your name ______________________________________
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