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Atlantic Coast S Gaugers - ACSG
Tidewater Division |
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| "Promoting S Gauge along the East Coast" | ||
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Carolinas Division | Northern Florida Division |
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| Delaware Division | Tidewater Division | ||
| East Tennessee Division | Virginia Central Division | ||
| Georgia Division | Washington & Old Dominion Division |
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The Atlantic Coast S Gaugers set up at the Greenberg Train Show
in Fredericksburg, VA on October 24 & 25, 2009.
Here is an overall view of the layout with the transformer control stand at the far left corner. |
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| Here is an overall view of the remainder of the layout with the Thomas the Tank Engine cab at the far right. |
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| An impressive line-up of engines at the round house with the smoke-in-tender Hudson riding the turntable. It smokes when a guest presses a button. |
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| Glenn worked on the tracks to keep the trains running. |
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| Boxcar train, ore car train, construction equipment train, and reefer train. (29 sec.) | |
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| Sam has everything under control here. |
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| Butch is filling an engine with smoke fluid as a high speed coal train approaches his work area on track one. |
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| Thomas and Percy and 2 more trains are running in the middle with more trains running on the layout around the outside. (50 sec.) | |
| Dean and Andy at the workbench. |
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| It is always great to have the kids pressing the buttons and the adults helping to discover what changes or runs. |
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| Excited youngster in the Thomas the Tank Engine cab running the Thomas train and pulling the cord to blow the whistle. |
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| Two kids in the Thomas the Tank Engine cab watching the trains go by and having fun running Thomas. (1 min.) | |
| Thomas the Tank Engine runs on the outside loop on the top level with Percy running on the inside. A frontier train runs on the middle level, and engines being repaired are tested on the lower level. |
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| Andy and Ken doing an engine change. |
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| Ed is ready to start the train on track one as soon as it is ready. |
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| A Pennsylvania K-5 in charge of a New York Central passenger train. |
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| Thank you to Butch H and Ken M for all the pictures and videos. | |
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