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Shawn

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First plowable snow 23/01/12 05:58 PM (permalink)
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The Kittatinny Mt RR got their first plowable snow the other day. The area has been in a snow drought this year. First attempts failed at plowing.  Today the guys got the plow out after getting a coating of snow last night.  (I cheated I got most of the line cleared by hand and used the plow for clean up and last nights coating) I used my Big john with battery and then got the Forney live steam out.  ( I have to put a knuckle coupker on front so  can plow with the steamer).  The plow is my new scrach built plow using an Aristo plow.  I still have to finish detailing it and doing the windows.  Anyway enjoy.
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    maxi-model

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    Re:First plowable snow 23/01/12 06:06 PM (permalink)
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    Loverly atmospheric stuff as usual Shawn. I can feel the frost bite in my figers and toes. Love the lingering shot of the steam around the tunnel portal.
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      beavercreek

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      Re:First plowable snow 23/01/12 06:39 PM (permalink)
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      Mmmmmmm I just love that....
      We will get to see it in the flesh one day Shawn.............

       
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        Re:First plowable snow 23/01/12 07:06 PM (permalink)
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        wonderful film shawn  and the steam lingering in the tunnel shot(wonderful)
         
        ps ,   you can keep the snow though???????.  allan.Real Big SmileReal Big SmileReal Big Smile
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          Re:First plowable snow 23/01/12 07:17 PM (permalink)
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          Nice one Shawn do like your new plow Thumbs Up
           
           

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            Tony

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            Re:First plowable snow 23/01/12 10:07 PM (permalink)
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            works for me Shawn though i question how any passengers would get to your line in all that snow Roll On Floor Laughing
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              Re:First plowable snow 23/01/12 11:50 PM (permalink)
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              Superb film Shawn, I love the shot around 3:10 when the engine emerges from the tunnel, passes through the shot then the camara lingers as the smoke drifts out of the cutting.Thumbs UpThumbs UpThumbs Up
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                beavercreek

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                Re:First plowable snow 04/02/12 01:02 AM (permalink)
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                Hi Shawn
                Just spotted that your line will be featured in the next 'Garden Railways'. Very deserved too! Clap Hands
                Will look forward to the article with relish.

                 
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                  Re:First plowable snow 04/02/12 10:48 PM (permalink)
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                  beavercreek


                  Hi Shawn
                  Just spotted that your line will be featured in the next 'Garden Railways'. Very deserved too! Clap Hands
                  Will look forward to the article with relish.


                  Hi Shawn
                  Also spotted your line is going to appear in the next Garden Railways really looking forward to the read Thumbs Up.
                  Have found lately the magazine is getting thinner and thinner down to 90 pages now used to be 150 but still worth the money always a good read Real Big Smile
                   
                   

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