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It's easy to see that you have the time of your life. Congratulations to a really nice layout and a lot of interesting scenery and a lot of cool rolling stock :)

Watch out Robert, the side project could easily be the main project :wave: If so, don't be afraid, just let the N-scale come in to your heart :D

On the third picture the mountains are blue so I wonder how come? In my country, Sweden, I never have seen rocks with this color but that doesn't not mean that it could be found where you live. Please tell me more about this :) By the way, the Chessie locos looks great on that picture :thumb...

Today I got 7 new boxcars by mail and they made my day :) A GP-20 will do just fine pulling them :wave:

Thanks railwaybob for your most impresseving and inspiring answers :) I feel lucky having friends all over the world that gladly gives me both advice and inspiration. I promise to take your thoughts and advice to my friends... A big thanks from me :wave:

We have something like that coming up :) In January we had our first meeting and in April we have a new meeting where we will help each other with some practical things like measurements and electrical wiring. We will also try to dock some modules together and drive some trains :thumb:

It's a shame that I live in Sweden and I believe I won't be able to join a operating session sign1 But I do agree with you that N-scale works just fine for operations. I've seen some layouts here in Sweden that proofs that :wave:

To me it seems like you have a wife worth to take good care off :) And I do agree to the statement to take some time just driving the trains and see how good the layout works in real life. Go for it and keep us up to date :thumb:

I'm so interested in your manual turnout control and hope to see some pictures real soon. Please :)

Looks like a great layout on a small base. Good job! I follow your thread with great interest.

Welcome to the Gauge Andrew! It´s good to hear that you like the Fremo standard because I try to build a layout according to Fremo. I hope we can inspire each other :) And this forum is great with a lot of people who have a great knowledge base and a big heart for model railroading. Welcome!!!

Great locos, great company, everything is......just great:thumb:

I don't know about the problem and have never experienced it :) If you change the mouses, does the problem remain? If it is so the problem aught to be in the amplifier. If not it should be related to one of the mice...

Impressing, really impressing :) I'm so glad you shared these new pictures. I just love Santa Fe-locomotives and these shurely will make my day :wave:

That AC-4400 do look like a mighty queen :) Congratulations to your new locomotives

Thanks :wave: Quite a layout your friend have and plenty of rolling stock so he can drive those loooong trains :thumb:

Hi all! I'm building a modular N-scale layout with a US-theme and I'm fascinated over the concept. To tell the truth I'm so excited that I use more time in the armchair planning and dreaming then at the workbench. I'm looking for some inspiration so pictures or/and links would be very...

Welcome aboard Maineiac:wave: I do hope you will enjoy the forum. It's a great place with an amazing knowledge base. About your question I have the same opinion like MasonJar :)

It´s a great idea which I've tried my self with great success :) A easy way to build a tunnel with little effort and at low cost.

What a layout and what a room :) To me it seems that they are made for each other. You are a lucky man that have the opportunity to build a layout with character, with "that" :thumb: Thanks for posting and I´m looking forward to see more pictures of your progress.