Wolfgang: Excellent picture and excellent tree. I like the bare limbs at the bottom. I have seen this bridge as the taller of two trestles on your layout, I believe. Looking forward to more pictures.
Flash, the tree made my friend Peter. And this trestle is on a module. There're not three feet of track. The less taller trestle but stronger curved is on my layout. More pictures at my RailImages albums. Wolfgang
Hi, I'm new here and thought I'd throw up a couple of my own pics.... My layout is HO of the New York Central transition era... "]http://www.railimages.com/albums/matthewrorke/abf.jpg[/img][/url] "]http://www.railimages.com/albums/matthewrorke/abj.jpg[/img][/url]
smallbore, I see you're having problems with posting images; you have to capitalize "IMG" in the blocks for the UBB code to work.
Smallbore- Welcome to Trainboard. I would bet there are some spaces there. The shot that did post looks great.
Hey another Long Islander on the board! We are growing in numbers... Welcome to trainboard SmallBore, nice layout you have.
The brick was weathered by brush painting on Polly Scale weathered black and almost immediately wiping it off using a paper towel with downward strokes. You have to work in small areas so the paint doesn't dry too much.
This is one of the new and improved versions of the N scale Red Roof Inn I have been scratch building. It is about 85% done. It is a more modern version than the previous one I built for myself last year shown here. ...and here. I still need to put the plumbing stacks on the roof and add a stone wall to the front area of the new one. I intend to sell this particular structure on eBay as soon as it is completed. [ February 13, 2006, 03:13 PM: Message edited by: sillystringtheory ]
Brian Nice looking locos! Matthew The station scene is great! Bill Fantastic photo with great looking scenery and trains! Windle Nice looking train! sillystringtheory Awesome looking motel! Nothing new from me this weekend because of the snow. I either spent the weekend getting ready for the snow or shoveling it. So here is an oldie from me of the fantasy LNE U23B locos:
