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i would just like to know as it may be a good prototype for reference on part of my loco shop or steel mill repair or even loading and unloading.--josh

what was the tonnage rating on that crane? its pretty cool looking.--josh

as for shingles,what company do you use? i was going to try sierra scale models shingle strips.--josh

its good to hear from you again rlundy :thumb: you have got some GREAT looking structures there! cant wait to see'em on a layout :D --josh

great pics guys,kyle your weathering jobs are turning out great :thumb: but man it looks like that boxcar has seen ALOT better days :eek: but it is perty cool lookin still :D--josh

tom,your really on the ball for the WPF's nice pics.you could actually cut a pizza with the wheels on that 0-6-0 :eek: nice park seen jeff :thumb: i unfortunatley dont have any pics but i did get my order from walthers so i can continue working on my layout :thumb: :D--josh

thansk alot for the offer lester,i make take you up on it when i get back to detailing and scratchbuilding engines.the do still have it in print and its made its way to my wish list list...along with a few otheritems "coughkanawhacough" sign1--josh

i am using ME flex and it is normally no more difficult to use than any other flex i've used.never tried there turnouts but i am using CV turnout kits and there the best track buy i've ever made. even with the price of extra stock rails its peco quality and is very detailed.along with being...

cincinnati had a very good trolley line for years but it was considered cost effective in the 50's to take out the tracks and encourage home car use.man i bet there really scratchin there heads now! we even had a project to build a subway! but that got cancelled also.the tunnel is still there...

such a cute kid :thumb: itll be cool to have a little railfanner with ya :D--josh

if modelpower track is anything like there other products it cant be that good :D . but id say overall go with better quality track like ME or something,itll be worth it.--josh

great pics :thumb: the AM hopper is still perty,is it really from tonys layout? and nice A-5 i thought mantuas were damn near indestructible...or is that bowser?--josh

great pics guys but i have to mention a couple shaygetz-AMAZING bigboy,i had to double take that one :eek: Ralph-that camera does your layout so much more justice than the old one,the quality is great :thumb: --josh

also watch out for those dremel cut-off wheels can self destruct and cause some serious injury.so yet again-eye protection.--josh

i can definately see the improvements in your work over the time spent on the gauge jeff :thumb: great work!--josh

this i kinda wierd as my grandfthers water heater went out about a week ago also! it had rusted through and as he shut off a basement water line the surge blew a 3in hole through the bottom of the tank! but he was suprised it lasted this long as it was 20yrs old :eek: --josh

id never seen that trackplan before gus it looks great,much beyond my capabilities as a track layer :) and cant wait to see those structures with the lights on :thumb: --josh

amazing work definatley digging the chessie steam :thumb: --josh

great pics mike,this is some AWESOME N-scale work :thumb: --josh

wasnt that the electric motor arrangement? s in the letter series and im guessing the 1 was for the first type of it.just a wild guess :D --josh