Well here we go first I thought I would post a pic of my entire layout this next one is of my engine shed, signal tower and water tower This is of my scratchbuilt sandhouse, which was my first scratchbuilt structure built 18 years ago This is a view from the turntable out to the yard This last one is for kicks, I am trying to figure out waht to put in the triangular shaped spot on the other side of the road.
Belmont Shores Club USS San Pedro, 1:160 scale mine sweeper (I think) by John Pignatali, Los Angeles Maritime Museum. Belmont Shores Club is located in the town of San Pedro, CA.
Nelson, Great looking layout I especially like the neatness of the room and how it fits nicely in the attic. Here are a couple of shots taken for this topic. 1. 2 Rock Island GP40's about to depart the yard throat. 2. A lineup of 3 MoPac locomotives a MP15, Sd40 and GP7 [ December 09, 2005, 06:42 PM: Message edited by: Colonel ]
Sydney N Scale MRRC. My engines on a guest run past Clark Grain Company. Sten weathering on a TOFC. (CNW, of course!) Jason in charge and trying to get those guys to straighten out and act right!! Best to all in SYDMRCC. It is a great layout and will continue to be, I am sure.
I'm back from the road. Here's an oldie. I realized a while ago that I haven't posted some o the old layout here on Trainboard, only on other forums a long time ago. Here's my favorite trainwatching spot:
I do some exercises with x-mas pictures. Here's another one: ZOOM IN Still without snow. Still, I've the question: what do you use for removable snow?? Happy toooot Wolfgang
Hi folks, Here's a shot of our N-Trak club setup Saturday, 12/10 at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania in Strasburg, Pa. We had a great time, but, it is good to be warm again.... the building is unheated... If anyone is interested, we will be there again next Saturday, 12/17. Have a greate week!
SNFF 2005 12 11 A very unusual exhibition train visitor to the Peavine Line passed thru this week: This is my 'tribute to my wife train' (keeping my wife happy with my model railroad hobby) A side view of the loco: This isn't a fantasy scheme, it was a special GM EMD 50th Anniversary paint job: http://www.trainweb.org/chessie/gm50.htm And the loco is a N Scale Collector special edition run, thx to a eBay for being able to find and purchase it. ==================== I was in San Diego on business earlier this week, and dropped into the San Diego Model RR Museum to check out the status of the La Mesa club's HO Tehachapi Loop layout. It's in and trains are running over it now , it was officially dedicated in Aug 2005: Here's another view of it: The club is in process of building of 1/2 HO scale model (that's about N scale!) clay model of the scenery that will go into this area, to make sure they get the contours right before they go forward with that construction. A previous set of Layout Tour visits to this club over time can be seen at: Oct 2004: http://community.webshots.com/user/atsf_arizona_layout_tour2 Jan 2005 - Tehachapi Loop under construction: http://community.webshots.com/album/256621879EmVWpr And now, the above photos. ========================== Have a good week, all!
