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Welcome back...Moving?...you must be exhausted! I'm sure being back here is a nice break..have fun unpacking...lol

Here's some more info on streets and roads: A link to a thread on the OGR forum, an O gauge forum. Hope its ok to post a link to another forum here. There are some pretty good examples here. http://ogaugerr.infopop.cc/6/ubb.x?a=tpc&s=63160042&f=57660482&m=2676022531&r=6346062731#6346062731...

Good Idea Matt ;) I was looking back in december for the same thing and had a hard time. I was researching for an O gauge road we built for a coworker. The truck was kitbuilt by my cubemate. Here's what I came up with..the roadway is made form different sized ballast mixed with white glue...

Inspired by Caseys stone wall..and my cubemates experience with same inspriation....I finally took the plunge and attempted some stonework!! I need a tunnel portal for a diorama I'm working on, so I tried that. I used a corrugated cardboard cutout that I used on the diorama and wrapped...

Just curious..where were these pics taken? Of what era is the donkey engine? Do they still use them? (Obviously I know nothing which is why I ask so many seemingly silly questions :D ) Maybe the bucket hiding behind the engine belongs to the tracked 'thingy'

LOL :D Shamus, that's a great little scene! I love the well and path. So what's that woman handling in plain sight of Fred, a large piece of 'wood'? Who IS she? Did they have girly lumberjacks way back then?

and even MORE best wishes from someone who didn't realize that this was a b'day thread..and who has actually been working on the railroad for once...lol