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Excellent looking layout you got going there. Welcome to the Gauge!

You could also try getting a good photo editing program. A lot of digicams today usually come with a basic one for editing your pics. But I usually buy seperate program, such as MS Picture it v.10, with great results. But there are others out there. Corel, has one, but last time I checked it...

With my simple Kodak C743 Easy Share set on auto. It was sitting on the layout, aimed at the model of the street I live on.

Buuuurrrrrrpppppp! I need a nap.......... Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

Side discharge hopper. Displayed at Essex.

Nice job!

Wasn't too long ago, a member here(I forgot who) submitted some great pics for Model Railroaders Trackside Photos, and got rejected. Model Railroader is very descerning when it comes to who submitts. They seem to have a "exclusive membership" as far as folks they allow to submitt pics and...

Yeah...The guy is annoying. Could use a new host. Wonder if Mike Rowe is interested? But thats not why I watch it. Kinda look past him, and watch for the trains. Though do throw in a lot of history, facts and stuff like that, which make the show interesting. And your right GEC. That bridge...

Good luck with that. Model Railroader does have a link on their website(www.trains.com), that'll tell what you need to submitt an article. Just a warning and personal experience..Been rejected from Model Railroader three times. Thats why I came up with the idea for the E-Mag. Others here have...

Peaceful night on Church St. Though it looks like old man Robertson's cat got out again.

Do what I do.......Don't buy on eBay.

I had a similar problem with an Athearn F59PHI. I had bought it at a show. After a couple of goof paint jobs, numerous strippings and repaints, and after a couple of years, I finally got to assembling it when I found out that the pilot was missing(How did I miss it). I sent Athearn an email...

Sorry to interupt such an excellent thread. Here ya go slekjr. Detailed pic of the end doors.

I still have the Walthers catalog, with pics of his layout in it. RIP, my friend...........You're in a better place now. My condolences to the family.

I know.....I'm late...as always. But there was a neat little detail on the first pic that could be modeled. Looks like that car was originally lettered for Conrail(CR). They blocked out the "R", and stenciled "NY" in front of the "C". Just a neat little thing that wouldn't be hard to model.

50' Automobile boxcar. Displayed at Essex

Two months old...And I missed it! OK..... Connecticut Railroads (Good info on the original Central New England) Country Depots in the Connecticut Hills Civil War Railroads and Models New York Central:Hudson River Division(history of the Hudson River Line, from conception to Today.

Thanks guys. Its alright. I do have the parts to fix it. Just haven't gotten around to it. What happened was, I was blocking the engine facility electrically(I don't have Dcc...yet!), and was checking one of the "dead tracks" to see if the DPDT switch was connected right. The GP60(Which I...

There was a pin?

Someone ought to rename this thread "The Complexities Of The English Language" How did we go from History Channel-New Train Series, to discussing buzzwords, catch phrases, origin and syntax of the English language.