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I can't be the only one with a picture of the first train?. I would like to see more pictures of 'the first trains', eatable or not, so.... lets see some more pictures

wow, just checked your album, it's amazing how you have turned this 'ordinary' plastic looking Atlas tower into something spectacular. :thumb: oh, and I like you 'can't cook' billboard :)

nice tower

I'm the little one on the left, and if I remember correct, the picture was taken the day after christmas. I can't remember if I put it together myself or if my dad helped me, but I remember sitting there almost all day watching the train going around and around and around.....

this one is me with my Maerklin when I was 5 I believe.

ok, now I'm kind of curious.. what is this thread about :confused:

So this picture is from Denmark? Do you know where and when it was taken? I just asked my mom back home to see if she can find a book about a short line running between my hometown of Odder and Aarhus in Jutland/Denmark. That privately owned short line (called HHJ) had it's 100th anniversary...

wow, love that river module, awesome :thumb:

http://www.railroadforums.com/ is a great forum for prototype pictures, great place to get ideas. Then of course there are the others such as www.trainboard.com and www.atlasrr.com, but as Will said, The Gauge and RR-Line are the best (in my opinion)

Sorry for taking this off topic, but I just wanted to say welcome to 'minibusse', nice to have another Dane on (the) board, hopefully you will visit this place frequently, and maybe even recommend it to other Danes so we can have some layout and 1:1 scale pictures of Danish trains. Now back...

great looking layout you got there. Welcome to the Gauge, hope to see many more pictures from you.

nice work :thumb:

Gary, great pictures as always. What brand are those vehicles?,

another question about the sign. Which program and which font did you use to create the Cereta Flour sign? I tried to make one in PagePlus 9 using 'Times New Roman' font, but it doesn't look right, yours is much closer to the real thing Again great work, and thanks for sharing. See this is...

Which one is the model, the top or the bottom picture :) Immediately when I saw the picture, and before I read our post, I thought "wow, what a perfect building to scratch build", and you did a fantastic job at that. I too would like to know how you did the sign on the wall. Great great...

here is a link http://www.eldoradosoft.com/index.htm and there is a really active group on yahoo who can help you with all the questions you might have. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/3rdPlanIt/ I haven't used mine in a long time, as I realized that I wasn't good at planning something on the...

great layout, I love how the tracks cut through the hill in picture 5, great. The pond/lake in picture 6 seems to have dried out :)

Well, I can't comment on this latest version, but unless they have improved the usability of the program A LOT, and it doesn't look like if from the screenshots, then I would say that that program is not worth the money. Last time I looked at it was 3 years ago, and back then I ended up...

Is THAT N scale ?, wow, it's a fantastic looking building, hard to believe it's N, super super fantastic :D :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

what you have so far looks fantanstic. Looking forward to see more pictures :thumb: :thumb: