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The personal web-site of My indoor Gn3 model railroad. It is a freelance narrow gauge layout based on various branch lines that operated in the mountains of Colorado. The layout is mainly built for "operations" (switching cars) and uses EasyDCC for train contol and RailOp software for generating Train Manifests (switchlist). Trains run and construction progress continues. - Jon & Joan Lindgren's G outdoor railroad in Converse, Texas - Fred & Peggy McGinney's GnM model railroad near San Antonio - my venture to link up narrow gauge modelers and railfans in Texas My "riding scale" venture, to build and operate larger scale equipment that runs on the common 7 1/2" track systems. I am building a freelance locomotive roughly in 4" scale and designed for me to ride 'inside' the cab not on top of it. An area that covers my railroad adventures, from annual Colorado trips to business trips where I go find trains on the side. Some folks go on a "vacation", friends call my "expeditions". Here I also have some of the magazine articles I have written on railroads. Information on the "San Antonio Summer Train Show". For ten years I sponsored and ran my regional model railroad and railfan show. It was held on the "first Saturday in June" and the goal was to have it for 10 years. The last year for my show was June 2000. An area is for items I am selling, my own stuff and for good friends. Hello and Welcome to
A section
showing my recent
Radio Control Helicopter activities. Includes pictures
Visitors to Marek Mountain since the summer of 1999... - other model / scale railroads that I visit and operate or work on - Barry Bogs' Gn3 model railroad in Spring, Texas - Craig Brantley's On3 model railroad in Spring, Texas
A place for me to share photos and info Marek Mountain Other Model Railroad web-pages featured on Marek Mountain... Other Model Railroad web-pages featured on Marek Mountain... send Frolin an email - non-formal group of G gaugers in the San Antonio, Texas area - Jerry Marek's On30 model railroad in San Antonio - John Ozanich's 3 3/4" scale, 1/3 size, live steam railroad in Michigan - the 25th National Sn3 Symposium in Houston, Texas, Feb 2010 |