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My Pensacola and Gulf layout is built largely out of blue foam. Since I live in the South, the 2" foam is hard to come by so I use 2 or 3 layers of 1/2" foam over a wood frame. I use Kato Unitrack which I have attached with double-stick tape.

Nice work. :thumb: Very beautiful scenery. Could you post a link for your Yahoo group?

Welcome to The Gauge, Jon. :wave: Sounds like a neat project. I have a free-lanced N-scale layout that is set in the Panhandle. If you're looking for prototype information, the Florida Memory Project has lots of different rail-related pictures in their online photo gallery. There are also...

Nice! :thumb:

Good to hear from you again, Ed. :wave: I always liked your Western Valley Railroad. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with this time.

Bob, is this the one you were talking about?

Bob, when I saw the title of this thread, I thought you'd converted. :D Still, that's a very nice layout. and I know you'll put it to good use.

Hey, Lance, have a look at this one. http://www.naisp.net/mfischer/Trkplans/78x30_03.gif

COOL! I love it. :thumb:

Looks great! Nice job on the trackwork. :thumb:

Easter Sunday 1886. The Bear Point Railroad drops off passengers for the morning worship service. Happy Easter!:wave:

Structures for the layout The Bear Point Baptist Church - my attempt at a cardboard building. It is loosely patterned after one that is on the grounds of the Pioneer Museum of Alabama.

Looks great, Bob. Is that the B&MC below?

I ran into the same problem. Like you, I wanted to use the Kato bridge, but ended up settling for the Atlas bridges instead. Yours looks much better.

I built one from this plan several years ago. My favorite part was the sweeping curves next to the river(or lake, if you prefer). Looks like yours is off to a good start.

Blue Jacket Shipcrafters has a nice tugboat in N scale. http://www.bluejacketinc.com/honscale.htm

Looks good. A lot of railroad in a small space. :thumb:

Nice work on the bridge! :thumb: Nice train, too.

Here's mine. Hauling sightseers on the Bear Point Railroad.

Thanks, everybody for your kind words!:wave: I have made some more progress on the layout. It still amazes me that there's so much you can do even on a layout as small as this. On this last one, I tried out the macro feature on my new camera. Works great!