Re: [CBQ] Re: Branchlines and traffic

[Kenneth Martin <kmartin537@surewest.net>]

You could also run a two car local, a K-2 ten-wheeler, 50' Bagg-mail, and 50' 
coach look nice. If you model newer a small switcher would work. NW-2, SW-7, 
etc.

You might look at the Old Keokuk and Western which became a Q secondary line. 
If you can find it Corbins "Across Iowa with the Keokuk and Western" is a good 
book for ideas if nothing else.
Also look at:
http://keokukandwesternrr.com/

good luck.

Ken Martin


On Feb 12, 2012, at 10:21 AM, crazyweazle wrote:

>  Being a "lone wolf" modeler, I can justify a branchline, plus they're easier 
> to model.
> 
> Homer



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