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Here is some that i just got done with. Scott

[/B] It's mine but I'm doing two HO units for a customer of mine. Scott

N-scale SD40-2 Furx Unit Here is the FURX unit I just finshed . Scott

Here is a SD60 that I customed painted for a good freind of mine that has his own freelance railroad and told me to come up with a paint scheme for his railroad. This is what I came up with. The railroad is called the Pennsyltucky Railroad. Scott

Hey guys, I'm doing some FURX leasing units in the green & sliver or light grey in N-Scale and HO. I will post them when i get them done. Scott

GREAT JOB STEVE!!!!!!!!! Scott

Here is one of my C40-9W Operation Lifesaver units, 9252. Scott

GREAT JOB GUYS!! Scott

Here is a steam engine that i did for a friend. Scott http://www.twproductionsvideos.com/images/model_rr/SOUTHERN_STEAM%20ENGINE.JPG

Here is some of mine to start off. Scott http://www.twproductionsvideos.com/images/model_rr/mrr.jpg

Has anyone painted any of the FURX green & silver units. If so i would like to know that kind of green to use and decals. Scott

I think it does'nt matter if you do prototype or freelance as long as it feels and runs like a real railroad. I know when i started my N-Scale Norfolk Southern of the Pocahontas area i wanted industries on the line to switch plus the coal mines. This is when i told myself that i would freelance...

I agree with Mike. Keep your trains in the 25 to 35 lengths for your layout to give you that dept of field between the towns. On my Norfolk Southern Layout that is 18' x 42' I run any where from 30 to 40 car trains and that is plenty long enough. After you start running your trains for a while...

Thanks everyone!!!!!!!! I'm here to help and also get ideas, so lets have fun with the hobby. SCOTT

HEY buddy. like what you done to your layout so far. Scott

Re: Great Layout

Yeah I'm getting the pictures fixed so you can view them better, sorry. Thanks, Scott

If anyone wants to see more pictures of my NS N-Scale layout go to this website and click on my N-Scale pictures section at the bottom of the page. Scott http://www.twproductionsvideos.com