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 Posted - December 16 2019 : 12:33:01 PM
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Jose installed a live action cam in one of his locomotives connecting to a
TV monitor before mini-cams became widely available. At the time it
was cutting edge. These photos from about 7 years ago. Jose lives
and models trains in El Paso, Texas.
 
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Posted - December 16 2019 : 6:58:52 PM
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that's something I wanna do to the Lionel RailScope I have hehe
replace B&W camera with a COLOR one 
I will need a RailScope caboose too hehe
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Posted - December 16 2019 : 7:22:21 PM
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Cool! Looks like an awesome layout!
Chops, please tell him to join us on the TF.
"Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in Heaven." - Matthew 5:16
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Posted - December 16 2019 : 8:11:38 PM
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You know, RP, I routinely mention the TF to my model
railroad chums in EP. Virtually none have ever gravitated
to the site, to my dismay.
Trying to promote the club locally is equally difficult. It
is very hard to entice model railheads out of their
garages and basement to come into the near
free-for-all of a model train club. This be true.
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