CLINCHFIELD
Model Photos
SD45-2 by Dan BourqueIf you have photos you would like to add to the site, click here
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Models by Brent Johnson
Custom detailed, painted and weathered PS2 (CRR FL9) from Walthers model
Modified Athearn PS2 (ribs replaced and added) with custom details, paint and decals
Custom detailed and painted BLI SW7
Penn Dixie Cement hoppers custom detailed and painted from a Tichy kit (left) and Atlas
model (right). These hoppers were used exclusively on the Clinchfield to haul stone daily
from their quarry at Speers Ferry, VA to the Penn Dixie Cement Plant in Kingsport,
TN--this operation was known as the "Rock Train"
Models by Bob Harpe
F7 807 custom painted with light weathering (for the CRR, that is)
F7 812 with some great custom weathering--check out that nose!
Clinchfield cab custom built, painted and weathered
Atlas GP7 913 with a great paint and weathering job
Custom painted and weathered Kato SD40 as CRR 3013
F7 810, superbly weathered model
Models by Clay Smith
Gray and yellow F-units haul coal on Clay's HO scale version of the CRR's Fremont Branch
Models by Patrick Tillery
Scratchbuilt Bethlehem 100T hopper
PS-3 70T hopper built by re-ribbing and detailing an Atlas Trainman 70T triple hopper
Detailed and weathered Atlas GP38 on Patrick's layout
Models by Bob Helm
Atlas GP38 pokes its nose from the scratchbuilt Dante enginehouse
SD40s from Kato models
SD40 from Kato model
SD45-2 from RPP and Cannon parts
SD45 from Kato model
Clinchfield Challenger model circa 1951 blasts out of a tunnel
Clinchfield Challenger model circa 1951 hauling coal
Clinchfield cabs from brass models
Ballast hopper from Atlas model
FH6 hopper from Atlas model
GP38 from Atlas model
F7A from Stewart model
ex-SCL SD45 from Kato model
SD45-2 from RPP shell
Models by Dan Bourque
SD45 from RPP shell and Cannon parts
SD45-2 from RPP shell and Cannon parts
SD45-2 and SD45 nose-to-nose
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