Moderator: saslord
Or you could just congratulate your staff for their high standard of turnout and their sharply pressed uniforms?I'll have to watch those mould seams on the crews in future
My still camera is an Olympus FE-120 6.0 megapixel compact. According to what's written, the lens is an AF zoom 6.3-18.9mm, 1:2.8-4.9, no idea what that all means, I'm strictly a point and shoot guy when it comes to photography. I usually have the camera mounted on a tripod or placed on the layout and use the self-timer to avoid any camera shake. It does have close-up and macro capability, and various other settings but it's usually just set to auto. Videos are shot with a Panasonic SDR-S7 digi-cam, again I try to avoid using it hand-held.Seriously though what camera are you using on the pictures?
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That's just how it came. Runs pretty well, though I have noticed some slipping when pulling away with the 5 Colletts behind. The rake is a little long for my layout, so some is usually on a curve which probably doesn't help.Did you do any modifications to it or is that how it appeared straight out of the box
They were originally placed there to mark the position of an uncoupler, though a telegraph pole that was installed later serves as a better marker. I've just never got around to replacing Charlie & Fred.Your two track workers seem to be taking a chance.
