Projects
This page contains modeling projects by the club, and by individual club members.
and other pages of interest.
GGGRS club-owned track inventory
2019
On March 30, 2019, we did an inventory of track owned by the club. here is the list:
Misc. short pieces
Track totals:
About 500 feet of straight.
About 290 feet of curved.
Total: about 790 feet.
http://paul.almquist.name/railroading/misc/AristoTrackInfo.pdf
Jim's German Imperial Railway Train
2018
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Building Basement Train Storage Shelves
2017
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Redesigning the club's "large" annual display.
2017 (and updated 2019)
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Adam's 1:1 scale Conrail caboose.
2016
And you thought G gauge trains were big? ;) GGGRS club member Adam Lloyd has his own full-scale Conrail caboose! Adam purchased the caboose in 2016 with his own funds, and is now raising money to have it moved to the
Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad museum. Click here for Adam's facebook page for the caboose project, and click here for Adams gofundme page.
Update! Adam's caboose was moved the Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad museum in August 2016. Repairs and restoration have begun! Click here for Adam's facebook page for ongoing updates. Congratulations Adam! a very cool project.
GGGRS 25th Anniversary car project.
2016
photoshopped example.
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Upstate New York Rolling Stock
2015
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Rebuilding the St. Johns Meadows "Meadowville Central" Garden Railroad.
2014
(click on the photo to go to the page)
Detail and letter a 1/29 scale caboose.
(click on the photo to go to the page)
GGGRS 20th Anniversary Boxcar Project.
2012
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Build a panning camera car
Our own GGGRS club member John Steele had an article published in the October 2010 issue
of Garden Railways Magazine! "Build a panning camera car. With this adjustable car,the camera
turns with the train." Nice job John! here is John's video of the panning camera car in action:
Kitbash an EMC SW1
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Modeling in 29n2 scale
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