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Paul Bottino's G-Scale Connection



The Beachwood Railroad

On June 6 2004, the first G-scale train ran on a new outdoor G-scale layout on our backyard woods in Frankford Delaware. The tracks are Aristocraft stainless steel track, and there are two independent loops presently. The trains are controlled by an Aristocraft Train Engineer, with the receivers for each track inside the adjacent garage. By summer 2005 there are houses, a water feature, a tunnel, animals, Mud Springs campground, people and even light traffic. In January 2006 a large elevated loop was added into the woods. In January 2007 a large train shed was added. Finally in March 2008, the inner loop was extended out along the elevated loop with the two loops crossing each other twice, to make the overall size of the layout at 615 ft. The picture below taken March 2008 shows trains crossing between the elevated loop and the new loop.



NEWS-Pictures (99) of Layouts from the 2008 National Garden Railroad Convention in Arizona


NEWS-Kitbashed Shore Line Garden Railroad Club car wins a third place at the East Coast Large Scale Train Show in York PA March 31, 2007


More News- My first attempt at video.

Santa Fe Coal Drag
UP Mikado Steam Loco pulling short coal drag
UP Freight Train
UP Coal Drag Meets Up Freight
Jet propelled tank car

The New Train Shed


Trains running on the Beachwood Railroad


New Colorado Model Structures added Spring 2009

One more Colorado Model building


Pictures from Beachwood Railroad open house

It seems like every time Pete Eggink shows up, interesting things happen. In 2007 it was his RDC on fire:


In 2008 it was a rear end collision between my track powered SD45 freight train, and a battery powered train, in the tunnel.

Thanks Pete!


G-Scale Links


Paul J. Bottino bottino@mchsi.com

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Site Updated 7/9/09





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