From Beach to Model Railroad
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From Beach to Model Railroad

26 Sep 2017 From Beach to Model Railroad

Posted at 08:00h in Model Railroading, Recycle Art, Redwoods and Pacific Railroad, TBT by

One of my favorite pastimes is to go fishing early in the morning at the beach at Crissy Field. I try to go at least twice a week before work during the spring and summer. One day I noticed a bunch of plastic litter up above the surf zone. I assume these discarded bits and pieces came down the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers and then deposited themselves here in the sand.

When you are fishing you have a lot of time to tinker inside your head, so one day I came up idea of what to do. With just a bit of cutting and painting and tinkering, I created a unique load for one of my railroad cars.

4 minutes. Enjoy.



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