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Hello to you all. After some time without posting, I fell now it is the right time to do it. For those who know, there are in Spain some modules, just like the ones used in USA and other countries. After working and testing some techniques in my home layout, I decided with some friends to...

Once again, I want to thank you all for your wishes... I'm only 26, but the little white snow, is starting to appear in my head... as I use to say, I'm not only one year older... I'm one year wiser... Thanks to you all once again.

Thank you all the guys... Not much railroad birthday presents.... only my girlfriends' and my friends' trainsets... family prefer to give me ???... and I really love it :) :)

I guess so. As soon as I can find it, I'll post the picture here...

You would be amazed with things like this that somebody makes here in Portugal. Sometimes even two floors passenger commuter trains get so painted they don't even see the windows...

Great work in a small space :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

* GULP * I'll try to be more careful the next time I go to some places to take my photos... Now, apart from kidding with the question, I'm following a spiritualist line, and we surely believe in multiple forms, energies are manifestated, and sometimes, spirits try to pass some information...

Love the track :thumb: Love the loco :thumb: Love specially those little wagons behind :thumb: :thumb: Great work :thumb: :thumb:

Now, to compare, a 1930, with buffers and normal couplings (another photo from Sérgio)...

CP 1900 - Built by Alsthom/Sorefame, especially for the transportation of large goods trains. They are used especially in the transport of coal (in double traction), cereals, cement and some other things. They are different from the CP-1930, especially built for the passengers service, in one...

Have you already tried the Vollmer catalogue, Nelson? They have some spectacular trailers, just adaptable to those "Hot-Dog" and ("Pita-Shoarma") we see in our roads... why not try it? If you need the Vollmer catalogue, let me know it, since I must bring it from you know where.... :D :D

Great work Nelson... please, keep us all updated.... :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

Unfortunately, I just read the news too... Still I don't know what to make of them... I hope (I hope) that the train production for Electrotren don't disappear... I love those cars, specially the ones for Ep. II and III.... And the locomotives are of great value too... Electrotren has...

I don't know about you, but I'm surely going to get some more coaches from Electrotren before they disapear... It's really a major takeover. Hornby has absorbed also Jouef (France), Lima (Italy), and I guess a part of the Bachmann productions. It's kind of a strange deal, but probably...

Do you know exactly when are you coming to Portugal? I can help you, if I can find the plans for that train station, especially what cares to the track layout and those things... about the building itself, with this new terrorism madness, I can't promise you anything.... But I hope we'll...

Re: oooooooooowwwwwwwww Stª Apolónia is the depart point for all the trains to North Line (under the wire) since this line is eletrified from Lisboa (Stª Apolónia) to Braga... Really nice... well, let me give one more pan in the north line, also in Stª Apolónia, but in the main line - a...

Trying to model Stª Apolónia :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: I really would like to see that. In what scale, by the way? If I'm not mistaken, only the building in H0 is about 2 metres long... I'm looking forward to see it!

Pictures like these makes us think that not everything's bad out there... There are still human beings, repsecting Mother Nature in the form of its sons... Great work to remind us all that sons, brothers, fathers and all kind of relatives are now in Iraq, trying to establish peace in the...

Welcome aboard CPModeller Receive our greetings from Portugal... hope you enjoy staying with us for long... and show us some of your works...

I hope your wife will get well soon... We need you around to judge our works... :D :D