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One of the guys in my club was published on Model Railroader. It was part of a contest and he had to submit pictures and the article. It was in the November issue. Here is the article info: Rebuild a scene after moving By James Harper

TruckLover, Try Microsoft live (http://www.live.com) and go to bird's eye view. It has much higher resolution and you can circle around the buildings and can probably get the names off the signs. Edit: I can't use street view here so I guess that would be better. Sorry, Tried to help.

I think this thread "jumped the tracks." Maybe it "picked a switch." Definately, we can say it is "derailed."sign1 I like the show, liked watching them go through the trench in Los Angeles. I like how he says, "Can I do that?" AND THEY LET HIM! The glue gun was funny when he broke it and and...

Really like how you are connecting the extension. Looks like it makes a good solid connection that will match up everytime. Your mock up building looks really nice, I can't wait to see your building, interested in seeing that curved back to match up the tracks. As always, can't wait to see your...

I painted the modules and moved them into the train room. It is interesting to me that when I painted them, the green looks almost black on my dark dining room table, but it looks way more green on my ripped up work table. Still like the color though :-)

Tom, Thanks. We are going to do some of them whimsical. Figured that since we can make so many modules, we can be serious in some places and have fun in others. And depending on the show, we can leave some out if we want to. Jim, I hope so, I can fit all the modules on the seats of my car and...

That looks really nice! Really impressed with how you made it come to life and how you made it looked used and useful. Thanks for sharing. Excited to see the module scene that you are adding this to.

Great looking layout! You did a great job on that turntable! I love your buildings and trees. Really nice job.

I put all the modules next to each other and laid the track down because I wanted to test whether or not my longest cars can be next to each other without touching. I tested the corners and even offset they don't touch, so it appears that 33mm is good spacing between n scale tracks. Next step...

After gaining altitude flying over Green Acre's Farm, a huge wind came up and blew Barney Secord thousands of miles off course and he found himself flying over a baseball game in Southern Utah!

Wayne - Great Picture! Barney is doing some nice flyby's.:thumb: Jeffrey - Looks good. Glad they are running well!:-) Ralph - Scene looks great, love the engines.:thumb: railroader9731 - Nice scene! Make sure they check that boxcar is locked down before they go pick up that fallen palet.:thumb...

Hello all! As our club does not have a permanent location to meet, we don't have a place to build a layout at. When we have our regular meetings, we can't run trains (a big problem for a train club :-) ) For the past year or so, I have been trying to come up with some way to build a layout that...

That is cool. Very nicely done.

Great job on the weathering! It looks like it has lived a fairly long hard life. Most importantly, your weathering looks real. I always love to see your work.

That is amazing that you are making your buildings out of hydrocal. They look so great when you look at them up close. I always enjoy seeing and reading about your modeling.

Deano- Great Shots! Always love seeing UP Flag Units! I love that picture of the end of UP maintenance and how the ballast looks more oil covered to the right of the sign, makes you wonder who does more maintenance :-) I love real world photos, never see trains around here. Our train club is...

Cool! I was thinking that with those containers in the picture that you might be going modern era! That will be neat to watch you switch the scene between the 50's and 90's.

Excited to watch your progress! Can't wait to see more. What engines are you going to run on this layout?

Great Haul! One of the club members here has that doodlebug. I really like that crane! I have seen those buildings before and thought about getting the first one. You could try and make it look like this one: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wells_Fargo_Center_(Salt_Lake_City) Your G scale...

I believe it is due to the similarity in funtions. Railroad's job is to keep trains on the right track and religion's job is to keep people on the right track. :-)