My own Waynesburg & Washington is a composite of a few locations on the real narrow-gauge W&W, which ran between those two towns in southwest PA. Even though it went out of business years ago, I model it as it would have existed during the late 1970s, but with standard-gauge equipment. I’ve applied for (and received) my modeler’s license. W&W operations terminated in Waynesburg, PA. However, I’ve extended the line south to interchange with the Monogahela RR. The northern interchange is with the B&O in Washington. Engines are painted PC black, with W&W lettering in place of PC’s. Frieght cars are PC green with W&W lettering.
emdgp92, Would love to talk to another modeler of the W&W RR.
Thanks Krump, Funny looking through a search on Yahoo on the W &W RR brought me to his post here where he metioned he was modeling it, It excited me already being a member here at trains.com. When you model a small line like the W&W RR (28total miles) and find another modeler doing it it puts a smile on your face knowing your not alone.
Matt,
In the post that YOU quoted, the poster says he applied for and recieved his modelers license.
I’m also curious as to what a modelers license is. Dave