Nodrog1826
Professional Idiot

Ok one of those questions, i have been wanting to ask for a while...
Having cleared my track to run something and the participate in the tread below, and then seeing other peoples pics,
of locos having been driven through heavy G Scale snow drifts as in .. http://www.gscalecentral.net/Snowy-photos-m254675-p3
Just has me curious, as to how much snow will these locos take before it finds a way into the inner workings as it were, and cause problems.
You know if there is a way to let sound out via a speaker grille, or an open cab, or cab window to access a switch, then there has to a way for snow
to get in, then melt and then find a way past.
Yes i know they have a certain amount of built in weather proofing, but nowt is totally weather proof.
Having cleared my track to run something and the participate in the tread below, and then seeing other peoples pics,
of locos having been driven through heavy G Scale snow drifts as in .. http://www.gscalecentral.net/Snowy-photos-m254675-p3
Just has me curious, as to how much snow will these locos take before it finds a way into the inner workings as it were, and cause problems.
You know if there is a way to let sound out via a speaker grille, or an open cab, or cab window to access a switch, then there has to a way for snow
to get in, then melt and then find a way past.
Yes i know they have a certain amount of built in weather proofing, but nowt is totally weather proof.