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Great looking model. I especially like the interior, you don’t see that modeled very often. :thumb::thumb: BTW, if anyone is looking for scale drawings of grain elevators, search the "Built in America" site of the Library of Congress for "grain elevator": Historic American Buildings...

Jesso, I love that trampoline sign1. Ralph, once again I admire your industrial scenes.:thumb: Wayne, beautiful engines. Spitfire, your downtown scene is awesome. I especially like the b/w photo. Deano, it’s really good that your layout have so many grade crossings – I love these shots.:wave...

Building windows IS difficult, even in HO. I did my own windows for several scratch built structures (HO), but I think it is too much effort if you compare the results to the windows or doors available. Have a look at Tichy Train (Tichy Train Group - CMA) or Grandt Line (Grandt Line Products...

Bernhard, all I can say is WOW :thumb::thumb:. Thank you for that very impressive step-by-step.

Ralph, your aggregate plant on the hill is awesome. I am an admirer of your industrial structures :wave:. Tom, your subtle weathering looks fantastic. Thank you for the tips :thumb:. Mark, love that shot along the track and through the bridge – great stuff. Steve, thank you :wave:. No wonder you...

Great pics this week :wave:.

Hey Gary, just in case you don’t know this link already: Los Angeles Junction Railway . Some more pics of the LAJ.

At least, I listen to you :mrgreen: :wave::wave:. To answer your question: VERY SLOWLY :mrgreen::mrgreen:. Yes, I added some structures. Now there are only two or three left to be built, but one of them (the citrus packing plant) will be a real challenge, so it will take some time.

Deano, really a very good idea :thumb: – would not have thought of hot glue to fix my decoders :cry:.

Hey Tetters, one of the few positive aspects (or the only??? I like it warm) of the cold weather is to see you making progress. Good to see you posting again :wave::wave:.

Steve, sign1

Mark, no need to be sorry. I just wanted to start it because I thought nobody else did :wave:. Feel free to start it next week.

Mark, I just wanted to start this week’s thread off, because I thought nobody wanted to do it :cry: (and I did not see you already started it yesterday). But you made a great start :thumb:.

Thank you for sharing these pictures with us. You did an outstanding job on your module. I love it :thumb:.

Wayne, I admire your big structures :thumb:. Barney did a great job taking pictures from some new angles, really spectacular.

I have an Atlas VO-1000. Though I have not run it for some years now (because I switched to HO), as far as I can remember, it did not make more noise than my Atlas GP40 or GP7.

Ralph, here is a link to the pic http://www.cnw.mattheydesign.de/Super_Chief.jpg . Oh man, did not think of that possibility wall1:oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::mrgreen:.

Josh, did you try a Google Image search. I don’t know if they are good enough, but I found these pictures when I searched for bandsaw or the Germna expression "Bandsäge": http://www.geocities.com/crodhull3/images/bandsaw.JPG , http://www.saegewerk-dunum.de/Images/Bandsaege.jpg . You might want...

Gary, I have a picture of a tank car used to fuel the Super Chief. The tank car in this picture is unloaded from the bottom. I can’t post it here, because of the copy right. I’ll send you a PM.

Jeffrey, nice scenery details. Love your culvert scene.:wave: Deano, I can’t remember having seen this slug before. Did you do the conversion? Looks great.:thumb: Shaun, nice scene. Herc, beautiful car. Every time I see your pics I can hardly to believe it’s n-scale. Mark, beautiful B&O lashup...