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Have completed, and will shortly be uploading to the Library, a model of Tower #3, from Flatonia, Texas. The prototype was erected in 1902 and decommissioned in 1996, mandated by the Railroad Commission of Texas, and the 3rd one authorized. Controlled the interlocking of the grade crossing of the San Antonio & Aransas Pass with the Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio at Flatonia, Texas. Both were acquired by the Southern Pacific, and now by the Union Pacific. On the route of the Sunset Limited. A Port City Car Co. project. A Tim Muir Photo.
Its a good looking model Paul. I think it fits right in here protecting the diamond where the L&PS crosses the CN/Wabash line at the north edge of St. Thomas.Nice work!Wayne
A great photo, Wayne. I see a minor bobble, the foundation does not go down far enough to cover the underpinning below the steps. I'll have to remember to make deeper foundations to account for steep grades in the area. If you would like, I can revise this one for you to fix the problem. Let me know. Paul.
