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    Hamilton Radial Railway

    Thanks you Bill that is an inspiring picture of old. The whole scene is begging to be modeled. The only pictures I have are the city cars here are two shots. Love those old automobile's.
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    Credit Valley Explorer

    No Problem Robert. I forget more than I remember these days. It is a wonderful station.
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    Baby it`s cold outside

    Glad ya like my dame Wayne, she has a sister ya now :D :D :D :D
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    Baby it`s cold outside

    I use pollyfiler for the snow, mixed so that it just about falls off a putty knife when you apply it to the roof allow the pollyfiller to go past the roof and it should just hang there ready to fall, its sets great eh! :thumb:
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    Baby it`s cold outside

    Here is a cold shot in black and white of the snow scene.
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    Credit Valley Explorer

    That station is the real thing Robert. Abstract from there web site reads. At the northern terminus of Uxbridge one can look through the newly restored Uxbridge Station, a unique "witch's hat design"originally built in 1904 for the Toronto-Nipissing Railway. The station is located on...
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    January photo contest, let's see your consists

    NICE That was a good day.
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    January photo contest, let's see your consists

    Hi Wayne, you where when I took the shot, sign1 remember?
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    January photo contest, let's see your consists

    C N Coupled up to a C P!!!! Taken on my last yard tour in Toronto. You do not see this picture very often.
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    Web Links for Traction parts.

    This interesting link will show you what other modelers have built. Enjoy. http://www.hollywoodfoundry.com/gallery.htm
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    Scale Conundrum

    I have built many yards , Traction yards and freight. I have no problem, When you start to build you will also find a way to do things that suit you. Here is a shot from my last layout . Get er built.:thumb:
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    Oshawa Railway

    I have that too David, also the G RR and LE&N. Illinois Traction Co South Shore . North Shore. Many more. The gang and I have a video night about 4 times a year,
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    Building a Traction Layout

    The back drop that leads into my snow scene corner. Still got to blend them in the bottom areas
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    Oshawa Railway

    This was a very interesting Electric R/W which served Oshawa Residents and Factorys G M in particular The City of Oshawa Lies East of Toronto and borders on Lake Ontario. 1/2 hours drive for me The book depicted is by Clayton M. Morgan, with Charles D. Taws. To my knowledge the only one...
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    Live Versus Dead Overhead

    One BIG advantage of live overhead and all rails grounded, is the elimination of continuity problems. So Loop away at the terminals NO BLOCKS. Which to me eye sounds good.:D
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    Bill's Trolley Layout

    Those ar very nice PCC`s and that Brill. First are they Bowser`s ? 2nd who detailed them? Did Tom Sheppard do one? Or did you detail them Bill?
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    The Hills of LaRue

    Nice work Johnny. Love the colours
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    Scale Conundrum

    Along the Line looks back: Crooked Mountain Lines Model Railroader, June 1999 page 150 ( "HEGGE, BOB", LAYOUT, TRACTION, MR ) You need a back issue, It should not be hard to find. :thumb:
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    Bill's Trolley Layout

    Good to know, Dave Morgan must be settled in his new home now. If Andy is not walking the BRIM tell him you met Chris Walker here he will get a blast . :D
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    Scale Conundrum

    Here the are in all there glory:D :D :rolleyes: http://www.2guyzandsumtrains.com/Forums/viewtopic/t=220.html
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