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Tuesday, May 20, 2014

A tour of Harvey's layout:




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New Britain Station

A site to chronicle my research, construction, and operation of my HO scale layout of New Britain, CT c1946-54 and related subjects.

Basics

  • Ballast
  • DC vs DCC
  • Feeders
  • Track Cleaning

Clinics

  • My Journey into Prototype Modeling
  • NH Postwar Heavyweights 1 - Coaches
  • NH Steam: Detail Study for Modelers
  • Designing Operations
  • Designing Operations Part II (starts at 2:15:55)

Clinic Handouts

  • NH DERS-2b (RS-2)
  • NH Heavyweight Coach Clinic Diagrams
  • NH Steam

Resources

  • CT Aerial Photos
  • CT City Directories
  • Industrial Directory of CT, 1947
  • New Britain Phone Books
  • New Britain Sanborn Maps
  • NH RR Along the Line Magazines
  • NH RR Valuation Maps
  • NH RR Videos
  • NYNH&H News
  • Railmodel Journal Index
  • Railway Age Magazines
  • Shoreliner Index

1% Waybill Analyses

  • 1948
  • 1949
  • 1950
  • 1951
  • 1952
  • 1953
  • 1951-3 Canada and Mexico

Locomotives

  • Switcher Paint Schemes
  • 44-tonner Part I
  • 44-tonner Part II
  • 44-tonner Part III
  • RS-2 (P1k) Part I
  • RS-2 (P1k) Part II
  • RS-2 (P1k) Part III
  • RS-2 (P1k) Part IV
  • RS-2 (P1k) Part V
  • RS-2 (P1k) Part VI
  • RS-2 (P1k) Part VII
  • RS-2 (P1k) Part VIII
  • S-1 (P2k) Part I

Freight Cars

  • Prototypical Freight Car Models
  • 1932 ARA Box Cars (Atlas)
  • Flat Car Models
  • Flat Car (Tichy) Intro
  • Flat Car (Tichy) I
  • Flat Car (Tichy) II
  • Flat Car (Tichy) III
  • Flat Car (Tichy) IV
  • Flat Car (Tichy) V
  • Flat Car (Tichy) VI
  • Hopper Models
  • USRA SS Box Car (Rapido)

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  • Switcher Paint Schemes
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  • Building a Roster: What is Rare?
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    Grain to Export Elevators - Andy Laurent and I share several common modeling interests; one of them is that we both are modeling harbor areas. Andy's new layout, set in 1952, feature...
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