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Whenever I bring up the hobby subject and show some of my pictures, these folks usually go with the usual "oooh", which normally I take like either some mild delight or sheer sarcasm. Curiously, the reaction that seems the most positive is the one that always gets in my nerves - the dreaded...

Wow! And I though that the folks who made one for Microsoft Train Simulator were making it up! It looks amazing!

What? that water is glass?? It looks fantastic!

Very evoking shots there!

here's a view from another angle. I somehow believe that a shot like this would be impossible in real life:

I would try taking small puffs of dark green foliage and roll them up. I supose I'll add some christmas ornaments to the whole layout as well, some fiber optics for christmas lights, Coca Cola ads with Santa Claus, and since it's December 1941 in the west coast, an anti-aircraft gun on top of a...

Outdoor HO layout? Now there's a major leap.

I have an article by John Allen on using rippled glass for a lake. I'll se if I can post a portion of it.

Hmmm... I'll give that one a try.

Very effective bigdonnie.

A Sony Cybershot with a 4 megapixel resolution. And thank to y'all for the comments! (and it ain't photoshopped!)

Well... after about 30 tries I finally got away with this.

That's a very nice scene, it ain't very often that I get to see a nice farm with the big red barn, and the lumber warehouse looks good! (Curiously, I didn't realize it was N scale until the thrid picture)

Wow! how could I miss this one, that engine looks spiffy!

Looks good 88fan!

That's a really impressive trestle shamus, and a very good looking wrecker, hminky!

Wow! It really looks like that! And I thought the Mantua model looked toylike, he he he. Pardon the moronic comment.

That's swell, is it HO or OO?

Funny, I thought Greg's Garage went out of business and all that was left were Williams Brothers and Jordan, but apparently I was wrong, thanks for the link slim! The 36 DeSoto is a beauty! It even has the hood ornament! I think I'll save up a bit more to buy these beauties... although the...

I really like that gritty, dusty look. And how did you make those bushy weeds?