| This is my complete electric train. |
| This is my battery powered locomotive. It uses a comercial chassis from Ridding Rail Kits and a scratch built body (still under construction). My friend Eric is doing most of the work on this one... |
| Here is my home made ridding car, complete with tool box! It is made of welded steel. The wheels are a comercial product from One Inch Scale Railroad Supplies. The seat is redwood. |
| My flat car runs on One Inch ScaleRailroad Supplies trucks. Eric built the wood body. THe load is Lathe's former motor (3/4HP). |
| Here is a general view of the Gauge one layout. |
| Same area, different angle |
| Henner's A-Climax ran like a clock, as usual. |
| the log's view" of the Henner's A-Climax. |
| In the forground you can see the gauge one bridge. Behind it is the ride-on scale bridge. |
| Here is Eric running his live steam OS Krauss past my electric train. |
| On left is our first steam donkey. Next to it are all the parts needed to assemble three more... |
| Everybody's favourite school bus. |
| Eric received this whistle as gift and had an air tank, so he mounted the hole thing on skids... |
| This nice looking crane is actualy a radio controlled toy. Eric removed the modern cab and body then built an old timer type body in wood. A nice paint job turned this bright plastic toy into a decent looking one inch scale model. |