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The latest addition to the layout, built during the last 10 years, is this sceneof standard gauge Leadville in the foreground and Sargent on the narrowgauge in the distance.UP Extra East 264 passes the Grove station. The crowd on the platform iswaiting for the next westbound passenger train.The crew of D&RGW K-36 #489 chat before moving their locomotive awayfrom the Sargent coaling dock. The loco is from MMI and the coaling dockwas scratchbuilt using prototype plans.D&RGW K-27 #454 crosses over a trestle in front of a photo backdrop ofthe real Dallas Divide on the RGS.The eastbound UP Pacific Limited holds the main while a CB&Q M-4enters Grove siding.CB&Q GP9 #289 gets some spot-time as the crew ponders the nextswitching move. The Geep is from Red Caboose with a P&D drive.Many scenes are visible from any viewing spot. Here the narrow gauge is in theforeground with a UP passenger train leaving a tunnel while an ATSF GFX (GreenFruit Express) crosses a tall bridge and trestle over the Springs Colorado yard.6 • O Scale Trains - May/June ’10The eastbound San Francisco Chief splits the signals headed towardMacIntosh and then Springs. The locomotives are from Key.
An MMI K-27 #452 slowly descends a grade trailed by a train of Grampstanks cars.Minor welding repairs are performed on a piece of work equipment.CB&Q O5B #5632 passes the Book Cliffs in western Colorado with atrain of equipment during WWII. This train is a favorite of the many kidsattending our open houses.K-27 #452 rolls past the front of the Grays depot.”A train of tanks cars is just not a good train to hop, no place to ride. I’llwait for the next train.”D&RGW Tunnel motors pull a double stack train under the Book Cliffs inwestern Colorado.Rio Grande Southern’s Galloping Goose pulls in for another load oftourists at Junction.Construction, reconstruction and improvements have been ongoing for years. Thisphotograph is from the 1960s as a large narrow gauge yard at Grays was removedfor better access to the trackage underneath. At the same time a new bridge acrossthe access aisle is being built.May/June ’10 - O Scale Trains • 7
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