Camp 93

Camp 93 is a prototypical logging operation based in Washington State towards the end of the logging in the 1930's. The layout is O scale ¼ inch to the foot (1:48) and with a track gauge of 30 inches.
Operation of locomotives and layout is by DCC with sound. Listen to the clanking of pistons and the echoes of steam whistles through the mountain gorge and tall timbers.
Gradients of 8% are worked hard to bring logs of up to 12 feet scale diameter down from the fell, remaining layout trees are up to 16 feet diameter and disappear into the lighting facia.
Locomotives include Shay and Climax geared locomotives which can be seen working a small supply yard and moving logs down the inclines from higher camps off to the mills. A variety of other stock can be seen including rail trucks and rail buses.

[@warbonnet64]

Spectacular modeling gentleman! Everything is superb to my eyes. The buildings, trestles, locomotives and cars all weathered to perfection. You are to be applauded and commended. Excellent work! Thank you for sharing your work.

[@littleevan99]

Very cool!

[@markframe4047]

Far out I'm going to get one for my crib

[@lestermiller2717]

I love logging set ups. I’m trying to gather up info and pieces to build a N gage logging lay out. Does anyone make these engines in N gage?? Shay’s and others like that in that size?? I’m going to get a large suitcase from the teens to build up my layout inside. Built a couple back in the early 1980 period.