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That surely is one of the things that makes a forum like this so important. So let us all keep the focus on the things that we have in common, the love for model railroading :)

I put updates as new reply at the bottom of this page: 070402 Trestle Bridge 070412 The Rockies In a previous thread I asked for help with a name for my new layout and got some suggestions and the name will be "South Eastern Railroad" because I live in the south eastern part of Sweden. Anyhow...

Hopefully you don´t have to do it all over and someday you will be satisfied with the fact that you have code 55. It do looks "right" and hopefully you have enough locos with the right wheels for the code so you can let the bumper-locos rest at the locoshed :)

Really nice to see a european loco on the forum ;) What paintjob are you going to do?

Hi David and welcome to the forum! And welcome back to the fabulous world of model railroads :) Sounds like you have a lot of experience and I´m really looking forward to see photos from your progress :)

Thank´s for the tips! I have now decided that the proud name would be "South Eastern Railroad" because I live in the southeastern part of Sweden. Today I will go to the local timber yard and by the things I need to get started :)

Hi all! I´m starting all over with my N-scale layout and am sitting in my chair and planning for it´s coming up. I got a modular basic trackplan here and need a name for the layout. Because I´m from Sweden I don´t know much about names of railroads so I thougt someone could give some...

If this is your first layout you really have the skill for doing something quite extra ordinary :) It looks just super and what a tempo you have. Keep on track beezerv!

That´s really great "wdsrwg" :)

Could you please give us a picture of how you use them? Please! I´m really interested in taking care of the advantages they could offer :)

Wow, what a progress on what seems to be a very interesting project :)

One key to a happy life is to bee pleased with what I have so I think you could be happy with what you have and make the most out of it. You can run trains, do some switching and because you have DCC great opportunity is at hand. Have you any idea about how your landscape should look like?

To me the concept sounds good :thumb:

A hatch big enough are absolutely necessary and "bullet proof" track laying also but I wonder: How about those handy things called derailers, do they work? I never seen a derailer at anything else but a newbie layout but perhaps it´s time for me to use those things for instance in a long...

Really impressing work you got here! Hope you keep us up to date of your progress. Thanks :) For me who live in the southern part of Sweden the kind of landscape you are modelling are very interesting and get the heart to beat a couple of extras...

Sounds like you found out how to do a fine soldering event :) Soldering is no magic but before you know how to do it you surely can believe it´s only magicians that know the trick. Congratulations CAS!

At my website there's a few suggestions for layouts, both for shelfs and modules. The site is in swedish language but you understand anyway :thumb:

I´ve been looking at your pictures again and can´t stop being amazed. The B&O Bay Window Caboose is the most brilliant. It looks so absolutely real :) TomPM, I wonder, can I use a couple of those pictures on my website? Of course I give you the full credit for the pictures.

What a great project you got! The mountains looks great and thanks for the "HowTo" on how to build mountains with newspaper and plaster-cloths. I´ve been thinking about doing in the same way and now I know it´s gonna work :)

Suggestive!