Then there is this second one. But I don't know if these were just crossovers, or switch towers.
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Karl, could it be this one you saw?
Then there is this second one. But I don't know if these were just crossovers, or switch towers.
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That's a different angle of view, Lou, but I'm pretty sure that is it. Not sure I remember the large multistory brick attachment at the near end, seems the one I recall was a bit more balanced looking to the eye. The view I recall was straight on looking down the track.quote:
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Karl, is this the one you are talking about????quote:
Originally posted by k9wrangler
George Sellios has one on the F&SM that I've admired. No pics here...
I take it that this is a switching tower.
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There is another tower over two tracks, main lines on George Sellios, layout... That one is very cool, just can't seem to find the photo of it'...
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Guest repliedMatt, it's nice to see you back here posting again!
I went to the MR website to check out the structure kitbash contest that you referred to.
It looks like it's sponsored by "Micro Mark" and you must use one of their "Scientific" kits as a starting point.
So I don't think your Pola signal tower would qualify for this contest. :erm:
Greg Shinnie
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Karl, is this the one you are talking about????quote:
Originally posted by k9wrangler
George Sellios has one on the F&SM that I've admired. No pics here...
I take it that this is a switching tower.
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George Sellios has one on the F&SM that I've admired. No pics here...
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Here's the one jbvb was talking about in downtown Troy, NY- Tower #2 in the mid 1950s. Not similar to the Pola kit, but did extend over the tracks. Photo courtesy Rensselaer Model Railroad Society.
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To my knowledge those are European type towers, and the U.S. towers didn't extend over the tracks, but were more like the pictures shown. Just small extensions off the side of the structure. Just my
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One I know of was compass south of Troy, NY Union Station. I believe it was owned by the Troy Union Railroad. I've never seen a side view, but engineer's eye view shows a cabin with a hip roof on a steel structure spanning two tracks.
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over the tracks towers?
Hi all. A long while back I kitbashed an old Pola signal tower that went out and over the tracks. MR is running a contest for kitbashed structures and I thought about reworking this tower and submitting it. However, i don't know much about the prototype and am wondering:
1) IS there a similar US prototype?
2) Where could I find pictures of the inside?
Here is a pic of the one I built:
Thanks!
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