BUFFALO DVD NOW AVAILABLE

Below are some screen captures of the 55 minute DVD produced for your home viewing and screening on “The Buffalo Drive-In” on your model RR.

It’s a mix of 3 vintage railroad films produced by the Rock Island and the Southern Pacific, featuring footage from the shops, rails, and yards of both roads, as well as great shots of the rotary plows in the Sierras.

It also has intermissions and countdowns of authentic drive-in ads and other drive-in nostalgia.

If you love train movies, modeling, and drive-ins, this is the DVD for you. 55 minutes, color and B + W. $12.99 free First-Class shipping.

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Screenshots Buffalo Drive-in DVD

Model Train Drive-in Video

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It's Intermission Time

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The Gang's Arrived

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As the sun goes down, the snack bar comes alive

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PROJECTION HOUSE INTERIOR

SNACK BAR SIGN

Snack Bar Sign, H-O Scale

Drive-In LED Projector House

The flashing LED’s are a welding-simulator kit from Model Train Software [LINK] sidebar). There are 3 of them in blue, white and run on either a 9v cell or a wall-wart. Cost $9.00.  The intermittant flashing of the LED’s very realistically simulates the film projector’s flicker and the arc-light used to project the movie.

A WORKING DRIVE-IN FOR YOUR H-0 LAYOUT

Buffalo Drive-in

Here’s our H-O drive-in module  under construction. As the weeks progress, we’ll be adding scenery, automobiles, figures, fences, track and trains and adding this module to our H-O layout. We’ll provide closeups, photos for backgrounds, and video showing you how to do it.

This site will contain links to the artwork and CAD and scenery software used to construct the Buffalo Drive-In, and a link to our video “The Buffalo Drive-In” where you can get a DVD to play on screen.

It contains old-time drive-in countdowns, ads, and coming attractions as well as 3 vintage railroad films for your railroading and viewing enjoyment.   Check back often.   – DR–

Snack Bar, left side

Projection House with blinking arc lamp

The Big Screen, aka RCA DVD player