Sunday, September 18, 2022

Modeling Miscellaneous Section

On the right hand side of the blog I have created a section called Reference Pages. Each aspect of model railroading has a 'section' that consolidates general and WWSL specific model railroading information.

This month I have focused on formatting and consolidating Modeling Miscellanious information. The index page is 11.0 Modeling Miscellaneous

The following topics have been identified and sorted. Information will be updated as I get it all together.

General

11.1 Workshop
 
11.2 Tools
11.2.1 Benchwork Tools
11.2.2 Track Tools
11.2.3 Scenery Tools
11.2.4 Electrical Tools
11.2.5 Locomotive and Rolling Stock Tools
11.2.6 Structural Tools

11.3 Scale Measurements
 
11.4 Supplies
11.4.1 Wood
11.4.2 Styrene

1.5 Adhesives

11.6 Tips and Techniques

11.6.1 Wood
11.6.2 Styrene
11.6.3 Soldering
11.6.4 Etching
11.6.5 Resin Casting
 
11.7 Paint
11.7.1 Scenery Paint
11.7.2 Acrylic Paint (V)
11.7.3 Brush Painting
11.7.4 Paint Booth
11.7.5 Air Brush Painting
11.7.6 Weathering Station

11.8 Decals
11.8.1 Dry Transfers
11.8.2 Wet Decals
 
11.9 Chalks and Powders

11.10
11.11
11.12
11.13
11.14
11.15

 

 

Sunday, September 4, 2022

Structures Section

On the right hand side of the blog I have created a section called Reference Pages. Each aspect of model railroading has a 'section' that consolidates general and WWSL specific model railroading information.

This month I have focused on formatting and consolidating Structure information. The index page is 10.0 Structures

The following topics have been identified and sorted. Information will be updated as I get it all together.


General
10.0.1 Structures - Modeling Goals 
10.0.2 Structures - Prototype
10.0.3 Structure building links

Railroad Headquarters

10.1 Brady Junction
10.1.1 Tower
10.1.2 Coach Yard
10.1.3 Stock Pens

10.2 Montesano 
10.2.1 Pole Yard
10.2.2 Rail yard
10.2.3 Bridge Yard
10.2.4 Tie Yard
10.2.5 Wire Yard
10.2.6 Station

10.3 Demaine Yard
10.3.1 Freight Station
10.3.2 MOW
10.3.3 Buyher Propane
10.3.4 Building supply
10.3.5 Engine servicing
10.3.6 Caboose servicing 
10.3.7 Inspection shed
10.3.8 Caster Oil Co
10.3.9 Planck Lumber Co
10.3.10 O McDonalds Coal

Second Division

10.4 Not Used

10.5 Preachers Slough
10.5.1 Interchange Shed
10.5.2 Cascade Pole
10.5.3 Knotty Pine Lumber Company
10.5.4 Section House

10.6 Not Used

10.7 Wickwood
10.7.1 Coal shed
10.7.2 Transformer Yard
10.7.3 APP Office
10.7.4 APP Warehouse
10.7.5 WWSL station
10.7.6 WWSL wood dock
10.7.7 APP factory
10.7.8 APP chemical tanks
10.7.9 APP tank unload facility
10.7.10 APP chip unloading
10.7.11 APP Chip Pile
 
10.7.12 Power Station coal dump
10.7.13 Ash hoist
10.7.14 Oil tank 
10.7.15 Oil column
10.7.16 Water tank 
10.7.17 Water column
10.7.18 Sand house
10.7.19 Sanding column
10.7.20 Repair building

Rip track
10.7.21 Carpenter
10.7.22 Blacksmith shop
10.7.23 Airbrake shop
10.7.24 Wheel rack
10.7.25 Wheel crane
10.7.26 Paint shed
10.7.27 Gantry Crane
10.7.28

Northern Division

10.8 Not Used

10.9 Camp 1 
10.9.1Engine House
10.9.2Turntable
10.9.3 Sand house/column
10.9.4 Water Tower
10.9.5 Water column (2)
10.9.6 Oil tank
10.9.7 Oil column
10.9.8 Boiler House
10.9.9 Lube house
10.9.10 Supply house
10.9.1 Enginemens quarters 

Logging Camp
10.9.11 Sleeping Car
10.9.12 Shower Car
10.9.13 Dining Car
10.9.14 Kitchen Car
10.9.15 Water Towers
10.9.16 Office
10.9.17 Warehouse
10.9.18 Transformer Tower 

10.10 Headquarters
10.10.1 Office  
10.10.2 Section Houses

10.11 Sawmill
10.11.1 Log Pond
10.11.2 Conveyor10.11.3 Office
10.11.4 Sawmill
10.11.5 Chip Loader
10.11.6 Fire Sheds
10.11.7 Dry Kiln
10.11.8 Timber Dock
10.11.9 Crane
10.11.10 Planing Mill
10.11.11 Loading doc
 
10.12 Tunnel 1
10.12.1 Turntable
10.12.2 MOW Shed

10.13 Polson Canyon
10.13.1 Water Tower
10.13.2 Water Column
10.13.3 MOW Shed

10.14 Not used
 
10.15. Basalt
10.15.1 Conveyor
10.15.2 Sand House
10.15.3 Sand Silos
10.15.4 Gravel Loader
10.15.5 Oil Tanks
10.15.6 Pump House
10.15.7 MOW Shed

10.16 Coal Grove
10.16.1 Transformer Station
10.16.2 Substation
10.16.3 Power House
10.16.4 Tipple Wood
10.16.5 Tipple Corrugated
10.16.6 Washer
10.16.7 Storage Building
10.16.8 Conveyor
10.16.9 Conveyor
10.16.10 Mine Tunnel Entrance
10.16.11 Water Tower
10.16.12 Conveyor Lift Bridge
10.16.13 Ventilator House
10.16.14 Limestone Dust Tank
10.16.15 MOW shed
10.16.16 Scale
10.16.17 Scale house
10.16.18 Coal Pile
10.16.19 Yard Office
 
10.17 Reload
10.17.1 Electric Powered Log Crane
10.17.2 Section house
10.17.3 MOW sheds
10.17.4 Water column
10.17.5 Water tower
10.17.6 Sand house
10.17.7 Sand column
10.17.8 Fuel tanks
10.17.9 Truck Repair Shed
10.17.10

Sunday, August 21, 2022

Rolling Stock Section

On the right hand side of the blog I have created a section called Reference Pages. Each aspect of model railroading has a 'section' that consolidates general and WWSL specific model railroading information.

This month I have focused on formatting and consolidating Rolling Stock information. The index page is 9.0 Rolling Stock.

The following topics have been identified and sorted. Information will be updated as I get it all together.

General

9.0.4.1 Industry Car Requirement List
9.0.4.2 Essential freight cars
9.0.4.3 Car Matrix
9.0.4.4 Car Construction List
9.0.6 The WWSL Fleet
9.0.7 The STC Fleet
9.0.8 Class 1

9.1 Rolling Stock - Modeling Identification

9.1.1 Sides
9.1.2 Doors
9.1.3 Roofs
9.1.4 Roof Walks
9.1.5 Ends
9.1.6 Hopper Doors  
9.1.7 Brake Wheels
9.1.8 Underframes
9.1.9 Couplers
9.1.10 Air Brakes
9.1.11 Trucks  

9.1.12 Box cars
9.1.13 Covered Hoppers
9.1.14 Flat Cars
9.1.15 Gondolas
9.1.16 Open Top Hoppers
9.1.17 Refrigerator Cars
9.1.18 Tank Cars 
 
9.1.20 Passenger Cars
9.1.21 Coach Cars
9.1.22 Sleeper Cars
9.1.23 Observation Cars
9.1.24 Business Cars
9.2.1 Competition Standards
9.2.2 Green Dot Standards
9.2.3 Tan Dot Standards
9.2.4 Weight                
9.2.5 Trucks
9.2.6 Couplers

9.3 Rolling Stock - Western Washington Short Line

9.4 Rolling Stock - Olympic Peninsula Logging Company

9.4.1 Freight 

9.5 Rolling Stock - Saginaw Timber Company

9.5.1 Freight 
9.5.2 Maintenance of Way

9.6. Rolling Stock - Class 1 ( Milw /NP / UP )

9.6.1 Freight

 9.7 Rolling Stock - Private Owners

9.7.1 Freight
9.7.2 Passenger

 

Sunday, August 7, 2022

Locomotives Section

On the right hand side of the blog I have created a section called Reference Pages. Each aspect of model railroading has a 'section' that consolidates general and WWSL specific model railroading information.

This month I have focused on formatting and consolidating electrical and DCC information. The index page is 8.0 Locomotives.

The following topics have been identified and sorted. Information will be updated as I get it all together.

8.0 General

8.0.2 Locomotives - Prototype

 
8.1 Steam Locomotive -  Identification

8.1.1 Wheel Arrangement

8.1.2 Sand and Steam Domes

8.1.3 Airbrake Pumps

8.1.4 Cabs

8.1.5 Ancilliary Equipment

8.1.6 Trucks 

8.2 Diesel Locomotive -  Identification

8.2.1 Sides

8.2.2 Cabs

8.2.3 Trucks

8.2.4 

8.2.5

8.2.6
 
8.3 Electrical Locomotive -  Identification

8.3.1 Wheel Arrangement

8.3.2 Sides

8.3.3 Cabs

8.3.4 Trucks

8.3.5 Ancilliary Equipment

8.3.6 Pantagraphs
 
8.4 Locomotives - Modeling Standards

8.4.1 Weight                

8.4.2 Trucks

8.4.3 Couplers

8.4.4 Decoders

8.4.5 Lights

8.4.6 Painting/ Decals 

8.4.7 Weathering

8.5 Locomotives - Western Washington Short Line

8.5.1 Steam

8.5.2 Diesels

8.5.3 Electrics

8.6 Locomotives - Olympic Peninsula Logging Company

8.6.1 Steam

8.6.2 Diesel

8.7 Locomotives - Saginaw Timber Company

8.7.1 Diesel

8.8. Locomotives - Class 1 ( Milw /NP / UP )

8.8.1 Northern Pacific

8.8.2 Milwaukee Road
 
8.8.3 Union Pacific

 

Sunday, July 24, 2022

Catenary / Electrical Power / Telephone Systems Section

On the right hand side of the blog I have created a section called Reference Pages. Each aspect of model railroading has a 'section' that consolidates general and WWSL specific model railroading information.

This month I have focused on formatting and consolidating catenary, electrical and telephone transmission information. The index page is 7.0 Catenary/Electrical Power/Telephone. The following topics have been identified and sorted. Information will be updated as I get it all together.

7.1 Cantenary Systems Overview
7.1.1 Single Poles and Fixtures
7.1.2 Double Poles and Fixtures
7.1.3 Cantenary Bridges
7.1.4 Cantenary on Bridges

7.2  Electical Power Transmission Overview

7.2.1 Power Station
7.2.2 Substation Equipment
7.2.3 Transformer Yard
7.2.4 Transformers
7.2.5 Power Poles
 
7.3 Telephone and Telegraph Overview

7.3.1 Telephone Poles

 

Sunday, July 10, 2022

Electrical and Train Control Section

On the right hand side of the blog I have created a section called Reference Pages. Each aspect of model railroading has a 'section' that consolidates general and WWSL specific model railroading information.

This month I have focused on formatting and consolidating electrical and DCC information. The index page is 6.0 Electrical and Train Control

The following topics have been identified and sorted. Information will be updated as I get it all together.

6.1 Train Control  
6.1.1 Analog Control
6.1.2 Digital Command Control
 
6.2 Electrical
6.2.1 Electrical Standards
6.2.2 Bus Lines
6.2.3 Track Feeders
6.2.4 Module Wiring Sequence
 
6.3 Digital Command Control
6.3.1 Command Station
6.3.2 Power Station (Booster)
6.3.3 Command Bus
6.3.4 Throttles
6.3.5 Decoders
6.3.6 Sound Systems
6.3.7 CVs

6.4 Turnout Control
6.4.1 Tortoise
6.4.2 Tam Valley
6.4.3 Manual Control
 
6.5 Signal Systems
6.5.1 Train Order Signals
6.5.2 ABS Signals
6.5.3 CTC Signals
 
6.6 Miscellaneous Lighting
6.1 Power Supplies
6.2 Light Bulbs
6.3 LEDs

Sunday, June 19, 2022

Scenery Section

On the right hand side of the blog I have created a section called Reference Pages. Each aspect of model railroading has a 'section' that consolidates general and WWSL specific model railroading information.

This month I have focused on formatting and consolidating Scenery information. The index page is 5.0 Scenery . The following topics have been identified and sorted. Information will be updated as I get it all together.

 General

5.1.1 Montesano (Chehelis River) Overview
5.1.2 Northern Division Overview
5.1.3 Southern Division Overview

5.2 Scenic Tools and Supplies

5.2.1 Tools
5.2.2 Supplies

5.3 General Order of Scenic Development

5.3.1 

5.4 Scenery Technique Backdrops

5.4.1 Backdrop   
5.4.2 Clouds

5.5 Scenery Technique Landforms

5.5.1 Mountains
5.5.2 Rock Faces
5.5.3 Hills
5.5.4 Cuts and Fills
5.5.5 Flat Ground

5.6 Scenery Technique Ground Cover

5.6.1 Dirt
5.6.2 Grass
5.6.3 Weeds

5.7 Scenery Technique Vegetation

5.7.1 Shrubs
5.7.2 Conifer Trees
5.7.3 Deciduous Trees

5.8 Scenery Technique Waterways

5.8.1 Rivers
5.8.2 Streams
5.8.3 Creeks
5.8.4 Bogs, Swamps and Stagnant Ponds
5.8.5 Ditches and Runoff

5.9 Scenery Technique Roadways

5.9.1 Dirt Roads
5.9.2 Gravel Roads
5.9.3 Asphalt Roads
5.9.4 Concrete Roads
5.9.5 

5.10 Vignettes
5.10.1 Tie Renewal Gang
5.10.2 Rail Renewal Gang
5.10.3 Bridge Gang
5.10.4 Painting Gang
5.10.5

Sunday, June 5, 2022

Right of Way Section

On the right hand side of the blog I have created a section called Reference Pages. Each aspect of model railroading has a 'section' that consolidates general and WWSL specific model railroading information.

This month I have focused on formatting and consolidating Right of Way information. The index page is 4.0 Right of Way The following topics have been identified and sorted. Information will be updated as I get it all together.

4.1. Railroad Engineering

4.1.0 Right of Way 4.1.7 Special works
4.1.1 Roadway 4.2.8 Culverts
4.1.1.1 Roadbed 4.2.9 Bridges, Piers and Abutments
4.1.1.2 Embankments
4.1.10 Tunnels
4.1.1.3 Cuts and Fills 4.1.11  Fences
4.1.1.4 Drainage 4.1.12  Road Crossings
4.1.2  Ballast 4.1.13  Retaining Walls
4.1.3  Ties 4.1.14  Car Stops / Bumper Posts
4.1.4  Rail 4.1.15  Turntables
4.1.5  Guardrails 4.1.16 Wyes
4.1.6  Turnouts 4.1.17  Ash/Maint Pits

4.2. Putting down Trackwork

4.2.1 Putting down layout lines 4.2.8 Tunnels
4.2.2 Laying Cork 4.2.9 Turnout Control
4.2.3 Straight Track 4.2.10 Vertical Curves
4.2.4 Curves 4.2.11 Track Details
4.2.5 Turnouts 4.2.12 Painting Track
4.2.6 Crossings and Crossovers 4.2.13 Ballasting Track
4.2.7 Installing Under Track Items

4.3 Construction Diagrams

Module Station Description Length of Siding Connection
1
Brady Jct
Interchange 10 cars NP
2
Montesano WWSL Headquarters    
3
Demaine Yard Class 3 Yard 18 cars  
 
 Subdivision 1      
8
Schafer Prairie
Siding Out of Service  
9
Camp 1 Interchange 6 cars OPLC
10
Headquarters      
11
Sawmill Siding
6 cars
12
Tunnel 1      
13
Polson Canyon      
14
Satsop River      
15
Basalt  Siding 8 cars  
16
Coal Grove Class 3 Yard 16 cars
17
Reload Interchange 5 cars
OPLC
   Subdivision 2      
4 Chehelis River      
5
Preachers Slough
Interchange
10 cars MILW/UP
6
North River      
7
Wickwood Interchange 15 cars STC

 

 

 

 

Sunday, May 22, 2022

Construction Section

On the right hand side of the blog I have created a section called Reference Pages. Each aspect of model railroading has a 'section' that consolidates general and WWSL specific model railroading information.

This month I have focused on formatting and consolidating Construction information. The index page is 3.0 Construction. The following topics have been identified and sorted. Information will be updated as I get it all together.

3.1 Construction Concepts
3.2 Layout Room Amenities
3.3 Benchwork




3.4 WWSL Stud Wall
3.5 WWSL L-Girder Framing
3.6 Backdrop
3.7 Valence / Fascia
3.8 Lights
3.9 Section / Module Design
3.10 Helix
3.11 Transfer Table
3.12 Car Card Holders
3.13 Pen / Uncoupler Holders
3.14 Car Drawers
3.15 Under Deck Skirting


Benchwork Specifics
3.3.1 Open grid benchwork
3.3.2 L-Girder benchwork
3.3.3 Shelf benchwork
3.3.4 Multi-deck benchwork






   


Track Suppport Specifics
3.3.5 Flat top
3.3.6 Panel   
3.3.7 Cookie cutter
3.3.8 Spline
 




 

Sunday, May 8, 2022

Operations Section

On the right hand side of the blog I have created a section called Reference Pages. Each aspect of model railroading has a 'section' that consolidates general and WWSL specific model railroading information.

This month I have focused on formatting and consolidating Operations information. The index page is 2.0 Operations Section. The following topics have been identified and sorted. Information will be updated as I get it all together.

2.1 Operational Activities

Personnel
2.1.1a Dispatcher
2.1.1b Yardmaster
2.1.1c Cond/Eng
2.1.1d StationAgt

Yardmaster
2.1.4 Industrial switching

Conductor Engineer
2.1.8 Engine Servicing
2.1.11 Way Freights
2.1.12 Mixed Train
2.1.13 Interchange
2.1.14 Maint of Way
2.1.15 Helper Operations
2.3.39 Flagging
Station Agent
2.1.17 Bad Order
2.1.18 Waybills
2.1.30 Less than Carload (LCL)
2.1.31 Company Supply
2.1.32 COTS
2.3.38 Special Order
2.3.39 HazMat Placard

2.2 Operational Publications

2.2.1 UCOOR
2.2.2 Train Dispatchers Instructions
2.2.3 Timetable and Special Instructions
2.2.4 Radio Rules
2.2.5 Train Handling Instructions
2.2.6 Car Movement Instructions
2.2.7 Yard Operations Instructions
2.2.8 Interchange Instructions

2.2.9. Equipment Register
2.2.10 Equipment Register OPLC
2.2.11 Equipment Register WWSL
2.2.12 Equipment Register CLC
2.2.13 Equipment Register NWPX 
2.2.14 Equipment Register Class 1
2.2.15 Equipment Register Private Owner 2.2.16 Official Guide
  

2.3 Operational Forms

Administration

2.3.4 WWSL Pass
2.3.7 Train List
2.3.8 Switch List
2.3.9 Wheel Report

Dispatch Cards

2.3.19 Form 19

Equipment Cards

2.3.32 Car Card
2.3.33 Caboose Card
2.3.39 Special Instruction Placard (HazMat)

 

Sunday, April 17, 2022

History Section

On the right hand side of the blog I have created a section called Reference Pages. Each aspect of model railroading has a 'section' that consolidates general and WWSL specific model railroading information.

This month I have focused on formatting and consolidating Corporate History information. The index page is 1.0 Corporate History, News Nuggets. The following topics have been identified and sorted. Information will be updated as I get it all together.

Corporate History

Other

Railroads

Companies
Grays Harbor, Wash Northern Pacific Railway Oly Peninsula Logging Company
US Army Spruce Div Milwaukee Road Railroad Basalt Sand and Gravel Co

Union Pacific Railroad O.K.Coal Company

Olympic Peninsula Logging Co O. McDonald Coal Co

Western Washington Short Line Planck Lumber Co

Schafer Bro Logging Company Buyher Propane Co

Clemmons Logging Company Cascade Pole Co

Saginaw Timber Company Y. Knott Lumber Co


American Pulp and Paper

 

Sunday, April 3, 2022

Layout Design Section

On the right hand side of the blog I have created a section called Reference Pages. Each aspect of model railroading has a 'section' that consolidates general and WWSL specific model railroading information.

This month I have focused on formating and consolidating Layout Design information. The index page is 0.0 Layout Design. The following topics have been identified and sorted. Information will be updated as I get it all together.

Formats / Checklists

0.1.1 Armstrong's Given and Druthers
0.1.2 Shafer's Layout Design Guidelines
0.1.3 LDSIG Layout Design Guidelines 
0.1.4 Recommended Reading List

Layout Concept Products  

0.2.1 The WWSL at a glance  

Layout Structure Products

0.3.1 Layout Space/Shape
0.3.2 Layout Oriented Parameters
0.3.3 People Oriented Parameters
0.3.4 Scenery Oriented Parameters
0.3.5 Control Oriented Parameters

Layout Design Elements

0.4.1 Main
0.4.2 Main Line and Siding
0.4.3 Main Line, Siding and Industrial Track
0.4.4 Junction
0.4.5 Interchange
0.4.6 Yard
0.4.7 Engine Facilities
0.4.8 Car Repair in Place
0.4.9 Passenger Stations
0.4.10 Freight Stations





Sunday, March 13, 2022

And to a screeching halt...

The past two weeks have been kinda hard to forget.  On the evening of February 23th, I headed to the ER with chest pains. I thought I had overworked myself. The pain ended when I sat down at the ER reception desk and checked in. What the heck I thought, I drove myself here so I might as well get checked out. The ER cardiac doctor admitted me and decided to do blood work and scheduled a stress test for the next morning.

Come morning and he came in with a long face and told me the blood chemistry wasnt good, and a stress test wouldn't confirm what he thought was wrong with me. So off I went in an ambulance to the main hospital and a heart catherization. I was more scared in that ride than I ever was jumping out of airplanes at 300 feet in the dark in full battle gear. The ambulance driver drove like a maniac. The EMT had white fingers from holding on so hard! 

So I'm now in pre-op and I'm figuring after that ride, what the heck, get some camera work done, maybe a stent or two and all is well. I'm loopy during the procedure until the doctor who's about 3 feet away leans over to me and whispers ... "Stan, Its worse than we thought  - you need a quad bypass'. 

"Wow!" I thought. "I've just outdone my dad !" (He had a double bypass in the early 80's). Funny what anesthesia does to you. The more logical me told the doctor to go ahead and schedule it. Four arteries blocked 80 to 90% doesn't give a guy much options.

Five days later I'm again in pre-op, this time for the bypass. No problem. 97% success rate. I'm not going to be a 3%er. Sarcastic me thinks "Well if you dont make it you won't have to do your taxes !" 

Six hours later I'm in post-op. My brother, my son and my surgeon are there. I'm loopy and to this day I don't remember anything. My brother says the doctor turned to me and asked me how I was doing. I respond "Darn! Now I'm going to have to do my taxes!" That darn anesthesia!

Five days later I'm home on restrictive duty. No lifting, no driving, no nothing. For a month at least before I can start doing something. Good thing for armchair railroading. I've got a huge number of railroad books and magazines to keep me occupied during my recovery. The railroad is 12 steps downward, and I'm not allowed to do stairs.

But it does give me time to do my taxes !


Sunday, January 2, 2022

Purpose, Goals and Objectives 2022

On January 1, 2021 I wrote a blog page Purpose, Goals and Objectives 2021 indicating my goals for the year. I didnt quite get there - for a variety of reasons. Covid was running rampant and a couple of my property mainagement / general contracting buddies were in need of help covering for employees sick or in quarentine.

Of the four short term goals, I managed to complete ZERO. I didnt get there. I did think that once September hit and the train shows were starting back I was going to get to the layout,  I ended up doing much of nothing.

I did however get a good bit accomplished on the website ..... something i didnt list as a goal, but should have. It takes longer to type than to do .... and I'm going to do more doing than typing as time goes on. 

A summary of my year is below, followed by some brief thoughts on my year and the hobby:

Projects Completed in 2021

  • I spent a number of hours armchair modeling and consolidating my thoughts on track design and specific operation and scenery I wanted to replicate.
  • The blog has been updated and some 28+ posts have been published. 100 pages have been designed and some 50 have been completed. The remainder are in various stages of completion.

2022 goals. 

Let's try this again!

STG#1: I want the trackwork completed from Tunnel 2 to Reload. I want to complete 16 square feet of at least one signature scene within 6 months with the remainder with basic scenery in place. I want enough track from WWSL 2.0 relaid to new design and construction standards and at least some trains running in 6 to 9 months.

STG#2:  I want the trackwork from Melbourne to Wickwood relaid to new design and construction standards and at least some trains running in 6 to 9 months.

STG#3. I want three trains (locomotives and rolling stock) built to Tan Standards and running on the the above modules by the end of the year.