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I model 4 railroads. They were local to where I grew up. They are all fallen flags now. My home road is the Ashley Drew & Northern. I also model the Missouri Pacific, the Rock Island, and the Arkansas & Louisiana Missouri. If I ever get to build the "Dream Layout" I will add three more...

Thanks, Ralph. I think converting your yard to an engine facility will add a lot to your ops.

Sounds like a good plan, Ralph. For about the same reason I decided instead of making my shop have two tracks into it like the prototype that I would leave it with three tracks, so that I could leave extra AD&N locos on the layout at the shop. I have an extra track, but I'm ok with that...

I kitbashed this GP18. I have a little bit left to finish it.

End rails modified & scratchbuilt MU stands added.

Nice poster, Dan.

Thanks, Ralph & Andrew. Andrew, it is a long hood from a Life-Like Rock Island GP18. I had an extra shell that I had picked up for $2. You mean something like this, Andrew?

Looks as if you are off to a good start, Drew.

Thanks, Cal. Details West offers them in HO, unfortunately I model in N. 2slim has offered me a drawing of them, so I guess I will have to figure out how to make them. The grills are from a Gold Medal Models #160-40 detailing set.

I am waiting for some parts to come in so that I can finish my GP10's. I was looking around and found this photo. MP 531 - a GP18 at Wichita, Kansas - July,1972 - Lee Berglund photo/T. Greuter collection From: http://www.trainweb.org/screamingeagle/loco_1gen_gp18.html Since I...

Nice work.

That's a cool little layout!

The prototypes: ADN 1810 ADN 1811 These are two N scale Paducah GP10's that I am working on for the AD&N. ADN 1810. ADN 1811. ADN 1810. ADN 1811 ADN 1810 ADN 1811

I plan on doing some work on my GP10s.

Nice shots, John. Thanks for sharing.

Nice work, Wayne.

We were Marne men at the same time. I was stationed in Aschaffenburg with A Co. 4/64 Armor, redesignated A Co. 3/69 Armor from Nov. 1982 - Nov. 1984. This was taken in southern Iraq in May of 1991, when I was the platoon sergeant of 1st Platoon, C Co. 4/67 Armor, 3rd Armored Division.

Nice work!

Thanks, Tyson & Tom. I still need to make a woodchip load for the gondola. In the era I am modeling, the gondolas were used for intra terminal loading from the plywood mill to the paper mill and were being replaced by the hopper cars. I plan on having a couple of each dedicated to this...

Pulpwood rack.