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Brian Ellerby's
"Copper River & Yukon"
Brian Ellerby's Sn3 Copper River & Yukon is the culmination of nearly 40 years of planning, building, evaluating and rebuilding until you get it right! The current railroad occupies about 1,000 square feet of Brian's basement and is currently be rebuilt and expanded to include another 100 square feet or so. | | 
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| Sam Furukawa's "Rio Grande Southern"
Sam Furukawa's Sn3 Rio Grande Southern is a collaborative effort of several outstanding modelers. Sam, along with Bill Banta and Jimmy Booth, has created another outstanding northwest narrow gauge railroad. Over the last year or two, these talented models have transformed an empty family room into a fully operational representation of the RGS between Ridgeway and Rico. | | 
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| Jin Noonan's "Rio Grande Southern"
Jim Noonan's HOn3 Rio Grande Southern is another fine example of the RGS. Back in 1991 Jim built a free standing building, in his backyard, and had been hard at work recreating his version of the RGS until his unexpected passing last year. Jim was an exceptional modeler and a fine gentleman. He will be missed. | |  |
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| Didrik Voss' "Everett & Monte Cristo"
While not a narrow gauge railway, the Everett & Monte Cristo probably should have been. Built to tap gold and silver around Monte Cristo, Washington, the riches never materialized. Some historians believe that over $10 million was spent to recover less than $1 million in concentrate. The modeling, in HO-Scale, speaks for itself......
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| Paul Scoles' "Pelican Bay Railway & Navigation Company"
Those of us that live and model in the Pacific Northwest are blessed with several "World Class" model railroads. Paul's PBR&N certainly falls into this category. Click on the picture to right and take a tour of the Sn3 PBR&N. | | 
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| Jim Brown's "Denver & Rio Grande Western"
Jim Brown's Sn3 version of the Denver & Rio Grande Western features some truly outstanding models of locomotives and rolling stock. Check out the link to his home page for some great "Cyber Articles" Click on the picture to the right for more on Jim's layout. | |  |
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Brian Pate's
"Klondike Mines Railway"
Brian Pate's HOn3 Klondike Mines Railway is another fine example of narrow gauge modeling in the Pacific Northwest. Click on the picture to the right for a progress report.
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