Okay, so this is not a new SE VA artifact find, but it keeps me sane during the buggy summer months. As many of you know, I quit hunting the Chesapeake beaches in June when the biting flies and midges are a plague, and I won't hunt again until late September. But my new, second hobby keeps me busy-- z scale model trains. I just started into the hobby and unlike the points and fossils I find for free, geez, this hobby can be expensive!!!!! But what fun.
I'm just setting up my layout and here is my favorite steam engine, the 1938-era New York Central's Commodore Vanderbilt, the first steam driven streamliner making its maiden run. It's a brute and only 3/4 inches high! I was space-challenged so HO and even N scales were out of the question. So here I am modeling structures and scenery in a scale that if it drops is often never found again. Lol!! Woo woo!!!
I'm just setting up my layout and here is my favorite steam engine, the 1938-era New York Central's Commodore Vanderbilt, the first steam driven streamliner making its maiden run. It's a brute and only 3/4 inches high! I was space-challenged so HO and even N scales were out of the question. So here I am modeling structures and scenery in a scale that if it drops is often never found again. Lol!! Woo woo!!!
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