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It looks like a fun layout to operate, However, how do you plan to get from the main layout to the logging branchline? Also (not trying to nitpick :oops:), Most logging operators would sell off certain body parts in order to have as many locomotives for their operations as you have storage...

I would proudly wear one!, Count me in! :thumb: :cool:

NTrak, OneTrak :thumb:

I spent 3 years in the forest industry, followed by 21 years in the navy as a boatswain, retiring as a result of a major government initiated reduction of the armed forces here in Canada (minimum time in service, resulting in minimum pension) Upon retirement in 1996, I started working part time...

Walthers stopped making these cars about 3 years ago. Sad to see that they seem to be cutting back on the N scale products (From my perspective anyways), However, Trueline Trains (A division of Hobbycraft Canada) will be releasing The new Atlas Hart style ballast cars early in the new year...

Merry Christmas to all the great people here on the Gauge! :thumb: :wave:

Not that I'm aware of, seeing that the other half strips and cleans her shotgun on one of our coffee tables, while I am doing the same with one of my rifles on the other one, after a visit to the range or a day hunting. :D

That puppy is an Atlas RS3, Item# 4202, manufactured by Kato and released in late August of 1983 (I still have one). this run of RS3's was the first of a new offering of N Scale locomotives and was offered as #4200 (Undec), 4201 (Pennsylvania), 4202 (Norfolk & Western), 4203 (Rock Island), 4204...

Flat Wheels :eek:

Juice Jack (Electric Locomotive)

Diesel Shop

Bar Car, Serving whisky to wash down the smoothies and chicken tenders :thumb:

The tenderfoot hogger backed the tender a foot too far :eek: :oops:

Balloon track at the coal mine.

Stock pen.... Where the cattle were before they were in the stock Cars.

Rules Ror Freelance Railroading....... 1: If it Sounds Good, Looks Good and you can spin a good story around it, than Go For It :thumb: 2: It's Your Railroad, Your Hobby and Your break from the old 9-5, so Have Fun ;) :) :D :thumb: 3: There Are No Rules For Freelance Railroading :D...

Covered Hoppers, Which carry the Hops for the beer :D :thumb: :cool: ;) :) (Not to mention the Malt and Barley :thumb: )

I like the late steam period, as well as any diesel wearing the Canadian Pacific tuscan and grey paint scheme, so my modeling era falls between 1949 and 1972 inclusive.

Looks good, Not too bad at all :thumb: Cheers. Terry

Rusty Spikes, Holding the rusty rails to the rotten ties. :eek: