Tom Fausser - South
Brooklyn Terminal Railway - HO
The South Brooklyn Terminal Railway is based on a proposed but
unbuilt line that was to connect the various harborside railroads
in Brooklyn circa 1913.
The layout now
set in the late 1950's features four industrial switching zones
all sharing a common 5 track stub ended yard.
Operations are
carried out with GE 44 tonners on the South Brooklyn Terminal
Railway and GE 70 tonners on the South Brooklyn Railroad with
shared trackage.
Large
industrial buildings, tight radii, street trackage and car float
operations utilizing a crew of four operators amongst urban
scenery 85% complete.
All turnouts
are manually thrown, all locomotives are DCC equipped with sound.
EasyDCC system
with tethered throttles, car cards and waybills used to direct
movement.
Note:
upstairs, not handicap
accessible
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