The Shay is a standard Bachmann #25663 model.

DCC Decoder: SoundTraxx DSD B2TSLC

The Climax is a standard Bachmann #25799 model.

DCC Decoder: SoundTraxx DSD B2TCLC

The Mighty Midget is based on a Boulder Valley Models kit, with some additional details added.

It has been made a little longer than the original kit in order to accommodate the decoder behind the power truck.

DCC Decoder: Digitrax DZ143

The Dunkirk is based on a Boulder Valley Models kit, with some additional details added.

DCC Decoder: LokSound 3.5

This loco is based upon the Bachmann #25899 0-4-0 Davenport, with the addition of a Backwoods Miniatures dress-up kit.

The Davenport's speaker has been fitted behind the grille. It sounds just great!

DCC Decoder: LokSound Micro

The Mudbug, which started as a Boulder Valley Models kit, was fitted with an Egger-Bahn HOe 4-wheel mechanism and thus became an On18 lokey. On18 represents O-Scale on 18" track (9mm gauge).

Because the Egger-Bahn mechanism has the motor mounted vertically over one end of the frame, it was possible to utilise the empty front to build a token cab, along with a driver. This also enabled the doors to be modeled open to view the interior.

DCC Decoder: Lenx 0521

The locomotive, a Bachmann #25560 0-4-2 Porter, has been fitted with a Banta cab, and will be used for experiments with 'Memory Wire' uncoupling, operated via DCC.

DCC Decoder: LokSound Micro

Because I'm a bit 'gadget-happy' and, to prove that it could be done, the loco has been equipped with a flashing red rear light - probably quite non-prototypical. This is driven from a different decoder output than the standard reverse-light wire, this being done in order to produce the 'flash' effect. This output was then programmed to be triggered from the original reverse-direction function.

DCC Decoder: Umelec ATL-2064

This little Track-Crew 'critter' is based on a kit by Boulder Valley Models and uses a Bachmann #16948 Track Ballast Vehicle mechanism as it's basis.

It has been equipped with a water-tank and diesel-powered pump, and carries hoses and reels so that it can function both as a water-delivery vehicle and as a fire appliance.

The head-lights operate, and tiny working tail-lights have been fitted in the rear of the frame. It also has a 'rotating' red light on the roof, switched from the DCC decoder. A speaker for the sound decoder is mounted below the diesel-engine/water-pump assembly. The decoder itself is mounted within the water-tank.

DCC Decoder: Umelec ATL-2064

This Steam Dummy was built from a Grandt Line body kit, mounted on a Bachmann #25398 0-4-0 Porter.

DCC Decoder: Umelec ATL-2064

This Mallet is scratch-built on a Bachmann HO 2-6-6-2 mechanism, and equipped with a LokSound v3.5 'Big Boy' Sound Decoder.

DCC Decoder: LokSound 3.5

This lokey was 'bashed' from a Rivarossi HO Heisler.

DCC Decoder: LokSound 3.5

The 0-6-0T was built from a Bachmann HO 0-6-0T Switcher.

DCC Decoder: LokSound 3.5

Garratt #19 has been built using two Bachmann HO 0-6-0T donor mechanisms.

DCC Decoder: LokSound 3.5

This is a Boulder Valley Models kit on a Bachmann HO Climax mechanism.

DCC Decoder: LokSound Micro

This 1934 Ford Truck, adapted to run on rail, started life as a Berkshire Valley Models kit. It has been equipped with a NWSL Flea 4-wheel drive, and a somewhat 'tatty' exterior finish!

DCC Decoder: Digitrax DZ143

The Rail-Tractor was built from a McKenzie Iron & Steel Co kit, and powered with a Tenshodo WB-31 'Spud' power unit.

DCC Decoder: Digitrax DZ143

The OFT 'Goose' is a Bachmann #29199 On30 Rail-Truck. It has been equipped with a Boulder Valley Models Rambling Roadrunner body kit

DCC Decoder: Soundtrax DSD-090LC

The Mighty Midget Center-Cabs were built from a Boulder Valley Models kit, using Bachmann 44-Tonner Power-Trucks.

#25 is identical and runs in permanent consist with #24.

DCC Decoder: Digitrax DZ143

The Track Inspection Car was built from a Backwoods Miniatures kit to provide a vehicle for management to tour the enterprise, and also to function as a small passenger-carrying vehicle as required.

DCC Decoder: LokSound 3.5

The Cruisin' Croc was 'bashed' from a PCM Galloping Goose.

It features a miniature wireless video camera in the driver's seat location.

DCC Decoder: LokSound 3.5

This yard lokey is built from a Boulder Valley Models kit, on a Bachmann 44-Tonnerv mechanism.
It utilizes a LokSound 3.5 Sound Decoder.

DCC Decoder: LokSound 3.5

The 'Slug' is an On18 critter which brings logs down the triple-switchback to the On18-On30 interchange area.

It was scratch-built on a Kato 11-103 power truck, and hauls a scratch-built log-trailer.

DCC Decoder: Digitrax DZ143

The Crew Speeder was built using a Banta Wooden Cab kit and a Bachmann On30 Gas-Mechanical 0-4-0. The laser-cut wooden body was scuffed with coarse sandpaper, and then lightly-coloured using Bragdon Weathering Powders. This has given the effect of a work-worn machine.

DCC Decoder: LokSound 3.5

The Shay started as a standard Bachmann #25663 model, and is now fitted with a Banta T-2101 Wooden 'Long' Cab.

DCC Decoder: SoundTraxx DSD B2TSLC

#46 started as a Berkshire Valley Models #460 Motorized Track Car. This was designed as a fixed, non-running piece of scenery. It has been equipped with a power-truck from a Bachmann 44-Tonner, and a Digitrax DZ143 DCC Decoder, along with a working head-lamp. Joe, the driver, started life as a Tamiya German Soldier (since repatriated)!

DCC Decoder: Digitrax DZ143