Rock On! My Website Is Finally Up!

[Cannonball]

http://www.stjosephfreight.com

Not much there yet but at least the ******* thing is finally working the way it's supposed to.
You're all invited to come take a peek of course.

 

[Ralph]

Well all right! Good for you! Maybe someday I'll break into the world of web sites. Cool!
Ralph

 

[Collyn]

How do you get that gauge id badge?

 

[shaygetz]

Cool beans...:thumb:

 

[Cannonball]

How do you get that gauge id badge?

I made it like everyone else.
Check out this thread: http://www.the-gauge.com/showthread.php?t=4932

 

[Mountain Man]

Looks like a good start! Congrats! :thumb:

 

[ferrogil]

Cool beans...:thumb:

Hello Shaygetz, Congratulation for your photos and your model. I am from Spain, Madrid, and my Englishman is very bad, a pardon.
My question is: which is the mark of route that you use and which are the best in USA. Order me a direction web with a shop on-line to see them.
Thank you very much.

 

[RailRon]

So you are off to a good start! Congratulations!

Now I can guess where you 'found' your Gauge-name, Cannonball!

Thank you for displaying my e-railpass so prominently. You beat me to it, I posted your pass on my website only today!

Ron

 

[oldtanker]

Loved the pictures of the "railboss", my "railboss" is Conner, my 3 year old grandson!


Rick

 

[stripes]

Great start on the layout and the site! Be sure to keep us posted

David

 

[Renovo PPR]

Can't wait for the rolling stock. Nice start, soon I expect you will even have some video. I like the older trains in addition, though most of mine are like the real trains and leak enough fluid to foul a track pretty fast.

 

[Cannonball]

Thanks for the great comments everyone.
I've got a lot more work to do both on the site and on the layout.
Renovo- yes, I plan on doing some video soon. I've got a YouTube account set up to post them from and I'll add a link to my site when I get some up. I tried to take some last night but my video camera isn't cooperating for some reason. I'll give it another shot soon.

 

[shaygetz]

Hello Shaygetz, Congratulation for your photos and your model. I am from Spain, Madrid, and my Englishman is very bad, a pardon.
My question is: which is the mark of route that you use and which are the best in USA. Order me a direction web with a shop on-line to see them.
Thank you very much.

I model a fictional route that runs on the former Pennsylvania RR mainline that goes from Wilmington, Delaware to Cape Charles, Virginia on what is known as the DelMarVa Peninsula. The section I model runs thru the real Delaware towns of Georgetown and Selbyville and the Maryland town of Berlin. Most of my equipment is rebuilt junkers acquired over the years. I've bought 4 brand new locomotives over the years, preferring to rework junk and spend my money on ministry related items. All but 2 of my cars are rebuilt junkers or reclaimed trades. I am a Pennsylvania RR fan with an interest in the Western Maryland RR as well as the B&O.