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Wabash Railroad |
| General Information |
The Wabash Railroad recreates
the Fort Wayne area in the early 1960's. Through freights and
passenger trains ply the rails in and out of Fort Wayne
terminal.
The railroad is controlled by a prototypically based
US&S
tower panel. The operation of the layout draws heavily on
the
memories of the owner's father who was a Wabash employee in Fort Wayne.
This is an intimate railroad that challenges yardmaster and
crews
with a steady stream of traffic. |
| Access: |
Downstairs,
Duckunder |
| Division or
Location: |
Wabash
Railroad, Fort Wayne |
| Description: |
Staging
to staging, accurate depiction of Wabsh in Fort Wayne, New Haven, and
Woodburn |
| Scale: |
HO |
| Size of Railroad: |
30
x 9 |
| Era: |
1962 |
| Completion: |
Track
100%, Scenery 30%; Electrical: 100% |
| Control System: |
Digitrax
DCC, Zephyr |
| Operation Details |
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| Number
of Crew: |
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of Session: |
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| Traffic Control: |
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| Are Radios
Required: |
No |
| Listed Jobs: |
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| Web Site: |
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Layout
photos (click to enlarge)
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