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Southerner, The Date Unknown Serves the SER
Southerner, The Date Unknown Serves the SER
On the Cover
On first glance you may well say, "Another engine terminal", and let it go at that. But take another look and you start to notice things, the little details that accumulate over the years. The step ladder with the broken leg that must use the sand tower for support; the water can under the roof overhang; the hodge-podge of junk laying around; the target-less switch stand; etc. I could go on pointing out details but stop and think about how many layouts you see with the clutter around the engine terminal that the real roads have. How many have the rails buryed in the dirt and an old Stilwell coach standing there doing nothing except maybe acting as a storehouse? Take a little extra time around your engine terminal and add those small details and see how much more realism is gained. The picture is of the engine terminal of the Tennessee Central in Nashville. Photo by Dave Murray.
Thre Head End
Engine Display Carrying Case Diagram
The Fuse Box
Roundhouse Ramblings
How to Drop an Engine
The Hind End
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