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Hey Winger, Squidbait and railohio have been around, they appear to be very knowledgeable. I might add they have helpled many people here. I'm just lost and confused regarding railroads.:eek: But I'm having fun reading and learning as I go along. I did figure out the diamond thing. What...

:confused:got that? I didn't:cry:sign1sign1sign1

Sadly the count on the local news is now at 7.

:eek: Looks like the people I work around. :cry:

Not working for me.

Hey Deano, I was thinking I may have seen 1475 here in Anaheim. But then what do I know.:cry: Deano if it wasn't for people like you (and a few hundred others on the gauge) people like me would have nowhere to go. Keep up the good work; I do admire your genuine love of the railroads. I'm...

Deano, dude, dial up? Wait, let's not go down that path. I gotta say for all that you contribute here means even more to me now. You, Sir are one of a kind. Which means one of many here on the gauge.:rolleyes: Hummm, I'm not sure that's going to read right but what the hay. Now the stupid...

WOW, maybe a field trip in the works. Good job Deano

Thanks for the info TN, I have been using acad since 95 and try the undo command on everything. Works only in cad. :cry:After this exchange and reviewing your thread I feel motivated to get started (again). :twisted: Joe:thumb:

Thanks TN for the quick reply, I was vague but for a reason, I wasn't sure what to ask. But with your reply I have a direction. You drew your layout 1:1, assuming to your scale. I got it, duh; it's always the simple things. My next question is did you make blocks for the different objects...

:confused:Humm, crabs and photography? Lloyd Bridges in Sea Hunt.:eek: :thumb:j

Hey TN, Great job man, I don't know how you all stick with such an under taking. While reviewing your 1st pages I read you used AutoCAD for your design. Can you, without spending too much of your time, shed some light on your method? Kinda kick start. sign1 And again great job, joe

Hey Jim,:wave: I grew up in North Long Beach, don't tell anyone. Worked many years in the refinerys as a pipefitter. Not one was like another, so go for it. :twisted: joe:thumb:

Clark, Well said. :inw: Joe

Deano if you really have lost it I'm sure your in good company.:p j :twisted:

Hey Deano, How long of a lens do you use when your on the "wrong side" of the sun?:eek::mrgreen: Joe

:inw: What a great way to end the week. Thank you. :wave:Joe

:wave::wave::wave::wave::wave: Hi there all, hey Deano, can ya give me a clue to the model of the engine in your last post. I don't know why, I just like the looks.:confused: Joe:thumb:

:rolleyes: I was refering to the MP15DC detailing:twisted: Joe:thumb:

Hey Deano, So cool a step by step. I can't wait, this is just what I need.:twisted: I'm thinking you and Steve should get together for a book. I can see it now. "Musings from the Gauge" sign1 Joe:thumb: