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Texas Brick Railroad @ Texas City 2015

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Texas Brick Railroad displayed at the Texas City Train Festival 2015 this last weekend inside the Texas City Museum. If you ever get a chance to visit, its worth the trip, I think. The Festival was a complete success, and our layout was pretty good. Below are some highlights.

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Shadows of the layout from Ed's Berkshire's headlight.

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And video:

--Tony

Edited by SavaTheAggie

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Amazing work! Great Job!

We need some lessons on how to build 'fast' trains like those because in these parts our rolling stock does not move at that pace.

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Amazing work! Great Job!

We need some lessons on how to build 'fast' trains like those because in these parts our rolling stock does not move at that pace.

Liberally use graphite lubricant on the car wheel sets, build them somewhat light, and use large radius ME Models track for turns. You can also file away at the inside of the wheel sets if the wheel flanges stick on them. And for locomotives, put the technic together with the gears slightly loosened to minimize friction.

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Nice video :classic:

Always great to see such a 'landscapes'. Always there's a lot to discover.

That painter, in the begin of the video ... I must think of Bob Ross right away :classic:

And the train, on the side-track...that 'Lego Friends' stuff' great.

Did I see Stonehedge ...

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My girls would love the princess train. Any chance of some more pics of it on Flickr so i can borrow with pride the ideas.

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I just watched the video.

Your layout is just great.

Even though its such a simple technique building rockwork and grass with plain grey and green bricks, it actually works.

And some lovely buildings here and their.

Especially love the minifigs watching the modeltrain layout. :classic:

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