Queen Mary Big Train Show – 2004 - Santa Cruz Lumber Company ...

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J.S. Woodcrafts is another vendor I've been keeping my eye on since they started coming to the show a few years ago. They seem to specialize in industrial buildings that can show some animation. Last year I got excited about their working aerial logging tram. This year my favorite was a working stamp mill with drag saw. While the hammers click away, the reciprocating saw is attached to a cam, and moves back and forth. (I have a fairly poor AVI of this if anybody wants to see it..) Here's a large mill with an overshot wheel (I think it's their 'grist mill.') Working water in that trough at the bottom, and not a lot of spillage...
A great old oil derrick complete with moving 'walking beam' pump..
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Page 3 and 4: USA Trains was right inside the doo
Page 5 and 6: And here's a shot showing their new
Page 7 and 8: So since we're talking about Accucr
Page 9 and 10: More to come.... Full thread at…
Page 11 and 12: And among LGB's offerings for 2004
Page 13: And a couple of others pieces...
Page 17 and 18: And here's a close-up - Somehow I m
Page 19 and 20: Q.M. Vendor Browse No. 3 (and last!
Page 21 and 22: They've been producing workshop too
Page 23: Now if you want a metal bridge, her
Page 26 and 27: Light Rail Products is another smal
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Page 30 and 31: and the 1:32 scale SP caboose that
Page 32: That's one heck of a train this C-1
Page 35 and 36: Here's our Fearless Leader in his b
Page 37 and 38: Our own Mr. Dave Hottmann (seated t
Page 39 and 40: Another C-16 photo (may have to get
Page 41 and 42: Tables getting set up, some hustle
Page 43 and 44: We had some interesting visitors, w
Page 45 and 46: And finally, here's another group p
Page 47 and 48: Here's Chris, the proud papa of his
Page 49 and 50: Yours truly and my "little bitty tr
Page 51 and 52: Bob doing what Bob does best.
Page 53 and 54: Steve and Yolanda Borges got in Fri
Page 55 and 56: Gary Woolard and his wife dropped b
Page 57 and 58: Lots of folks took a break from set
Page 59 and 60: Several of us adjourned to Ten Forw
Page 61 and 62: Friday night and it was time for th
Page 63 and 64: Chris Walas gets to sit after a lon
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Ron is on the left. The next gentle
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Completing the circle is Paul Burch
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Left to right - John Corradini, Ala
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Garry Paine and his wife... I shoul
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Thure at left and Russ Miller at ri
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Barry Olsen muses on the meaning of
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Dana Walas... a real little sweetie
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and Yolanda Borges...
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As we headed back out to the track,
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So naturally I had to see if my C-2
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Who says Live Steamers can't pull??
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Left to right - Jackie and Bob Star
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Accucraft's new S12 pulls their new
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Eugene showed up Sunday and was kin
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Nary an inch to spare...
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SPECIAL QUEEN MARY PICS! Ms. Pcentr
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Here are Jim and Becky Francis, Kar
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Here is Stan Cedarleaf checking out
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Here I caught Stan Drooling over US
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Stay Tuned for updates from the Que
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And here's another engine hiding un
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