These are not model kits! These Jordan Spreaders are entirely 3D designed and printed by WMRC member Tyler Fedoroshyn! They began as 3D CAD drawings, broken down into about 60 pieces, and printed on his AnyCubic Photon 3D printer. They were then assembled, painted and scaled to match the prototype.
The one difference between Jordan spreaders is the size of the side wings. Tyler has designed four different wing styles to match the CP, CN, BN and ONR Jordan Spreaders. Tyler is offering the Jordan Spreader model as a kit.
Along with the Jordan Spreaders, the snow plow and the SD-40-2 are representative of modern CP snow fighting trains which Tyler modified or custom built after the equipment around the Lake Louise station.
Thursday, October 28, 2021
Saturday, October 23, 2021
Rapido's Jason Shron gives the Winnipeg Model Railroad Club an exclusive tour of his layout on October 27
Mark Wednesday, October 27 on your calendar as Rapido's Jason Shron gives the Winnipeg Model Railroad Club an exclusive private tour of his layout! This is your opportunity to see one of Canada's most famous home layouts, which is still under construction. Ask Jason about his plan for the layout and its construction! The Zoom link will be sent to all club members. If you are not a member and wish to see this exciting event, please contact us at wmrc.trainclub@gmail.com for a link.
Saturday, October 16, 2021
Winnipeg Model Railroad Club presents annual awards at October meeting
WMRC president Bob Harrison presents the President's shield award to Marvin and Arlene Fetch at the club's October 2021 meeting.
The WMRC presented three awards at their October 2021 meeting. The recipients were awarded on-line at the club's virtual AGM, which was held in May. This was the first time since then that the club was able to present the awards in person.
WMRC secretary Marvin Fetch and his wife Arlene were awarded the president's shield for their volunteer work for the club. WMRC Program Director Dave Downie won the Peter Abel Memorial Award Photo Special Event, and Felix Lesiuk won the Nick Andrusiak Memorial Award for best digital prototype photo.
Felix Lesiuk won the Nick Andrusiak Memorial Award for best digital prototype photo.WMRC program director Dave Downie won the Peter Abel Memorial Award Photo Special Event.
Saturday, October 09, 2021
Two great presentations at WMRC's October 15 in person (and virtual) meeting
We have two great Zoom presentations at our second in-person meeting of the season. First, Tom Price of Calgary will present How the Railways Developed Communication Across Canada. Tom is a 37 year CPR veteran who worked in Engineering and Maintenance of Way.
Then former WMRC member Marc Simpson of Coquitlam will make a presentation called The Hudson Bay Railway and HBM&S - The Means to an End. Marc got interested in the Hudson Bay Railway and HBM&S railway operations in the 1990's while working in Flin Flon. He has researched the history and operations of CN and subsequent operators of the lines north of The Pas. He will cover the history, operations and modelling of the CN, HBR and Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting (now known as HudBay minerals).
On top of that, the monthly model display and the photo display is also being held, and the canteen will be open!
The meeting will be held at the Canadian Legion, 6003 Roblin Boulevard. Please note that the date of the meeting has been moved from October 8 to October 15, and the time of the meeting has been changed from 7:30 to 7:00. The doors will be open at 6:30.
Capacity at the Tank Room at the Legion is limited to 50 persons. The Legion requires all visitors to the building to show proof of full vaccination before entry. The province has mandated that masks will be required in all public places. If you wish to attend the meeting on Zoom please contact us at wmrc.trainclub@gmail.com for a link.
Then former WMRC member Marc Simpson of Coquitlam will make a presentation called The Hudson Bay Railway and HBM&S - The Means to an End. Marc got interested in the Hudson Bay Railway and HBM&S railway operations in the 1990's while working in Flin Flon. He has researched the history and operations of CN and subsequent operators of the lines north of The Pas. He will cover the history, operations and modelling of the CN, HBR and Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting (now known as HudBay minerals).
On top of that, the monthly model display and the photo display is also being held, and the canteen will be open!
The meeting will be held at the Canadian Legion, 6003 Roblin Boulevard. Please note that the date of the meeting has been moved from October 8 to October 15, and the time of the meeting has been changed from 7:30 to 7:00. The doors will be open at 6:30.
Capacity at the Tank Room at the Legion is limited to 50 persons. The Legion requires all visitors to the building to show proof of full vaccination before entry. The province has mandated that masks will be required in all public places. If you wish to attend the meeting on Zoom please contact us at wmrc.trainclub@gmail.com for a link.
Sunday, October 03, 2021
Revisit the 2021 Manitoba Mega Train Show on You Tube
Did you miss the Manitoba Mega Train Show last week? Do you want to relive memories of the show? Well, here's your chance to do it in this great video done by the friendly folks at Canadian Model Railroad, producers of the "It's Train Time" videos on their own You Tube Channel. They produced a great video featuring all of your favorite layouts and interviews with many model railroaders. All you have to do is click on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06M1DNvGEn4. Sit back, relax and enjoy an hour of model railroading fun!
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