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The PWMRC "Loco-CAM" is always popular at our shows.  We beamed the signal to one of the large screen TVs at the library.  It was enjoyed by young and old.  Brion painted and detailed the locomotive body.  This scene is on Brion's set of four modules.

Scott made his début as an operator on the PWMRC layout with John's Santa Fe units.  Here they are moving fast through Edston.

All the latest developments in locomotive power are on the PWMRC.  This is Lynn's latest demonstrator from EMD crossing the bridge at Edston.

Tim's Rio Grande is fresh from the paint shop and waiting for the signal to proceed.

Edston is a busy place with rail, road and river traffic.  Tim's Rio Grande blasts through town with a full load of freight cars.

Engineer Scott with John's Santa Fe lash-up is spotted at the far end of the Edston Bridge as it heads through a rock cut.

Brion's caboose has had a long, hard-working life.  Previously a Southern, it's been quickly repainted for the Norfolk & Southern and put back into service.  This is one of the club's curved modules that was built by Tim with scenery by Julia.