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Than you all for your nice comments :wave:. Packers, Lance’s east rail layout is really cool and the idea to go without a runaround and have a cassette instead I actually "stole" from him. But besides that, I don’t want to copy his layout. Deano, you are right, I’ll have to fix that – thanks...

Tetters, I like the very "creative" look of you wiring :mrgreen::thumb:. The wiring on my old layout where I used switch machines looks almost the same. Oh man, am I glad that I decided to go without swith machines on my new layout :mrgreen:.

Deano, looks like you had some fun out there. Great pics as usual :thumb:. This BRC car is something new to me, I’ve never seen such a car before – very interesting.

Scott, I have two engines for this layout. The first is a (Stewart) Seaboard VO1000 and the second is an engine of Seabord’s successor CSX, a (P2K) GP38-2, besides the road number exactly the engine CSX is running as a switcher in Miami nowadays. Both engines are equipped with LokSound decoders...

A few months ago when my switching layout was almost finished, I thought to have a second layout would be a good idea. After seeing Lance Mindheim’s Miami East Rail layout ( http://www.lancemindheim.com ), I knew what I wanted to do. The bird’s eye view of Live Search Maps and the street view of...

That’s fantastic :thumb::thumb:. A pity that you sold it!

Good to have you back, Herc. Glad to see that you came back safe and sound!

Sweeeeet engines!:thumb: Deano, you should show us your switchers more often, I love switchers :rolleyes:.

e-paw, thank you for the information on your boxcab. :wave:

Nice start to this week’s thread :thumb:. e-paw, could you please tell me more about the boxcab in your first pic?

That’s an awesome steel mill. Is it all scratch built? Great job :thumb::thumb:.

Deano, your MMWX 1267 is awesome! :thumb::thumb: I love those patches, they make the car look even more interesting.

Deano, I can’t really tell you why, but it is #4025 for me :wave:.

Gus, if Deano goes on like that, he’ll even win the golden trophy some day :mrgreen:.

:inw: For your mantelpiece – you deserve it :inw:

WOW.......eh........no, wait........WWOOWWWW Wayne, we are used to seeing slap (sorry Deano, but in this case I had to use it :mrgreen:) fantastic projects coming from you, but with the Bee I think you’ve even outdone yourself . Knowing your standards, I never thought that was possible. Oh man...

What a beautiful train. Wayne, once again a fantastic job :inw:. BTW, I was wondering about the icicle breakers too – never seen them before, but they make a great detail. Deano, this train must be the pride of the RVRRM.

Great start again this week :wave:. Scott, I really enjoyed Thomas’ day off :thumb:.

balloon6 CONGRATS STEVE balloon6 Can’t wait to see the next 1000 posts!

I am glad that I am far enough away from you so that you can’t kick me :twisted::mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen::p when I say that 4010 looks much better as a nice clean WSOR unit than as a run down UP rust bucket :eek::twisted::p. Interesting shots, my friend :wave:.