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We will devote this month's Photo Gallery to all those things we can climb. Stairs, ladders, fire escapes, telephone poles (with a lineman climbing it), a rope to a tree house, jungle gyms ... you get the idea. So, post away!
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This tall ladder on my Campbell Oil Derrick was fun to build.
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Here are some rock climbers on the L&R railroad.
Louis L&R Western Railroad
Pacific Northwest Logging in the East CoastComment
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From the Qualman's Michigan Lines RR.
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Here we have a breakout climb (or should I say jump) attempt from the police station.
Louis L&R Western Railroad
Pacific Northwest Logging in the East CoastComment
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I wouldn't want to climb that ladder on the side of that building on Dick Genthner's previous HO layout.
Follow along as my dog and I travel the country in our van.
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A funicular railway climbing up the side of a mountain on Dick Genthner's previous HO layout.
Follow along as my dog and I travel the country in our van.
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Climbing the stairs at Grumpy's Cafe to meet a girl on the A&S RR.
The difference between the almost right word and the right is the difference between the lightning bug and the lightning.Comment
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A tall ladder on the front of the coaling tower.
And a short ladder to reach the tall ladder on the back of the tower.
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Metal rungs up the sides of the exhaust towers/chimneys by the kilns. If Brook Qualman modeled it that way, then it was that way on the prototype.
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Here was a long high climb for nothing.
Louis L&R Western Railroad
Pacific Northwest Logging in the East CoastComment
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Stairs leading from surf to turf. My old HO layout.
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Stairs on this signal tower on Joe Caldron's layout.
Follow along as my dog and I travel the country in our van.
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