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Next I was having some fun with my son's Micro-machines...military vehicles...on an ICG flat car, with the ATLAS "911" caboose...the VERY unfinished building behind it is a DPM kit...of course one could always use their imagination...and say it is in the process of demoliltion!!

The orange truck is one I painted, a Road Apple...man o man...this macro really shows up all the mistakes and imperfections!!, the other vehicle is one by CMW..the centerbeam is by Red Caboose

Here is another one...I am still working on the depth of field...

With my recent purchase of a digital cam, and the rewards of instant gratification :D , I was playing around today with some rolling stock on a very poorly ballasted section of track (my first attempt)...the weathering was done by someone else. The building is one of those Bachmann buildings...

I read on the Atlas Forum today, that a Bershire will be produced by Life-Like later this year. The information did not come directly from LifeLike's website, but a distributor/affiliate of theirs in Europe.

Viewer.. Belg, if you go to the bottom of the list, under WW2 posters you will see a free file viewer (zip) that is embedded with the program for either Excel or MS word. Mike

I found these for Nscale some time back...available in Excel format, easy to download etc....some movie posters..lots of other posters as well and lots of signs. Mike <http://www.prunka.com/basement/1949/index.html>

I am no historian...but I think it has been since the very late 80's? maybe 90-91 when Kato when solo, and have been selling locos under their own banner. Atlas has been having most of their made in China since then... with exception of their new VO1000 which is made in Korea.

Do you mean Nscale Supply? www.nscalesupply.com

Trains.com appears to have upgraded their forum , alot nicer to look at and navigate.

Thank you Shamus for the recent posting in the "Academy" for ground cover, I am sure it will help me tremendously . I appreciate all your past contributions as well they have been equally helpful. Mike Cassidy Santa Clarita, Ca

Vic here is the link to the owner/inventor of the AMI Roadbed.. <http://www.ami-roadbed.com/history.htm>

AMI Roadbed I have seen this site where the builder has a "How To" article on his website..seems very easy to work with. <http://users2.ev1.net/~pvanvliet/index.html> Go to the How To Articles section..and keep navigating until you see the series on General Trackwork articles "Roadbed".

Nu-Line structures produces alot of modern buildings that are one story... <www.Nu-linestructures.com>

Great pics Bill....thanks for sharing...looking forward to pics of the entire layout.....if they're available. Mike

How much square footage is their room? It seems to be very large...looks like a great empire!

Thanks for sharing UPdude...Love the pics...looks like a great layout...maybe I missed it, but do they have a website? Mike