Hello, some pictures of my Canadian Canyons network that I started building 3 years ago. There is still a lot of work to do for the scenery, it takes time, because I can only work on it 3 or 4 months each year. If you are interested I have lots of pictures of the construction stages.
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipNyJRCZbL9b-iq9KuB6E40j0zSU2yBk1v1V6mba
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Welcome to the forum, erick_huguet!
Sorry to say I could not see any of your photos. I got an error message when I clicked on the link.
It looks like some others have been able to see the photos, so it must be a problem with my computer.
Is it possible for you to post your photos on this forum instead of linking to them?
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I was not able to view any images either.
Regards, Chris
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I cannot view the photos either.
Rich
I wasnt able to see your pictures either,
Nice photos! You have a great looking layout. Thanks for posting the photos, and I hope we can see more. 
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Hello, I just posted new pictures of my network. Is it visible to you now? I can only do it from my mobile phone.
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Loud and clear!
Rich
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Can see them! Thanks.
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Mountain railroading!
I like the depth of the cliffs with the loco in pic .your on a great start
I can see them now. Very nice indeed!
Regards, Chris
Gorgeous scenery! Those canyons are excellently carved friend, and the trains look excellent running through them! Really taking advantage of N Scale’s ability to make big scenes! Thanks for sharing, very nice!
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Awesome, mountains! Looking forward to seeing how the scenery continues to develop! N scale is the best for capturing big mountain railroading in a reasonable space.
Hello, I have a small problem with one of the car in my Kato Via Rail set. While the train had been running for about 45 minutes without any problems, a derailment was caused by the sleeper car which was in the middle of the train. Of course this derailment occurred in the helical loop to facilitate access. After observation I noticed that the car had a truck and an axle completely melted. I can’t understand what happened, and I’m a little afraid that it will happen again if I don’t find the cause. Have you ever had this problem, and can you tell me what the reference of this truck is because I have just searched on different spare parts sites and I can’t find anything.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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Welcome on board, erich_huguet.
Awesome looking ‘mountains’. Well done.
David
Oh my, looks like you had a short circuit in the car. I recommend that you make sure the root cause is fixed. Sorry, I can’t help with parts. Who made the car, Rivarossi?
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Very nice layout, Erick!
I have Kato passenger trains, and I’ve never seen that happen. Does this passenger car have lighting? I would guess Canalligator is correct and it was caused by some kind of short – I can’t believe that just running the car would heat that enough to melt. I’m not an expert, though.
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