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Looks good, Tom.:thumb:

I did some cutting and pasting with my paint program and darn if they aren't the same. My eye and brain never saw it that way.:) George

Nicely done, Woodie. :thumb: I hope this is the first of many scratch built projects. George

Thanks for the pictures. Trolleys are fascinating things. I can remember a car, similar to the one in the first picture but larger, running in Pittsburgh many years ago. George

First class:thumb:

Paul, Did you use the old Olympus for the article in Model Railroading? Those were great pictures. :thumb: How do you get such a good depth of field? George

I'm impressed. Well done. :thumb: George

Javier, My sympathies to you and your countrymen. Any form of terrorism is simply that, terrorism. No other label can be given to any group that does that. George

That looks like a handy tool. Thanks for the info and pictures. :thumb: George

Nice picture, :thumb: but I always thought the ones taken with the old camera were darn good too. Maybe I shouldn't phrase it that way, in case your wife is looking over your shoulder… Great picture Paul, that new camera really makes a difference (is that better?). :D George

The signs look great, nice job. :thumb: . What brand printer did you use? I printed some decals using an HP printer, but the ink ran when I tried to apply the decals. Your comment about finding a 1980's magazine in an antique store sure makes me feel old. :D George

They look great. :thumb:

Exactly my plan.

Jon, I think I'll empty a couple of rollers this afternoon just in case I want to make some stumps soon. :) You know you gotta plan ahead. George

Jon, thanks for the great tutorial. I'm saving it. I don't model logging, I just like to see what you guys do. Stumps can add interest to other scenes and I'll use your technique when I want a stump. One question, can I empty the beer bottle before I use it, or do I have to wait? :)...

Looks good. :thumb: George

The stumps look great. :thumb: How'd you make them? George

Nice work. :thumb: That thing is huge. Does the Cooncreek & Tumbleweed Springs RR have enough clearance on each side of the track to handle that monster? George

Hey, it can't be that noisy, it had an R-1380, the same engine that pulled me around southeast Asia in an Otter. Of course, I'm half deaf in my left ear, cause we always flew with the window open and the augmenter tubes are right below the door. :D George

Can you do anything about the kudzu? :)