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Trees & Shaymaxler Grumbeast, The trees are a mix of Kibri plastic pines "flocked" with Woodland Senics "grass" and W/S kit pines. Ray, The "Shaymaxler" is a scratched body over a GP-7 drive unit which makes one HUGE logging loco. The name, of course, comes from all 3 types of logging...

Alpine Texas - My Version This is the town where the A & T interchanges with the S.P.

The Alpine Coaling Tower A Bachmann 2-8-0 lettered for the A & T with "Rail Graphics" custom decals sits ready to take on a load of coal from a Bachmann Coaling Tower modified with a new roof and stairways. The picture does NOT do the decals justice. The A & T herald all "readable", even the...

Alpine Roundhouse This is the Alpine Roundhouse: scratch built with Evergreen styrene siding. The turntable is an "armstrong" scracthed from wood, plastic with a brass tubing "bearing". By the way these photo were taken by fellow modeler Marc Gast.

More A&t Pics Gentlemen, Thanks much for your encouraging words. Continuing up my first list here is the Edwards Sawmill #3. It's a Walthers kit-bash. I sawed the top off just above the window line, jacked it up and put an open sawing floor supported by beams. That was inspired by the...

Guess I Can't Do That Anyway, I guess it's one picture per post, but I thought I saw more in another post. That was Terlingua, here's my 250 ton "Shaymaxler" at the S.P. cutoff. Legend on the Edwards Logging lands are that this powerhouse can pull a one hundred foot Jack Pine out by the roots!

Gentlemen, Thanks for all the help with posting pictures. I finally got it figured out with all of your help. here's: The Alpine coaling tower The Alpine roundhouse The Edwards sawmill complex My "Shaymaxler" at the S.P. cutoff And at the other end of the main - Terlingua

Sounds I don't have the skills to do all that neat computer stuff you guys are talking about, but it must be pretty nice. I envy you. Vic, The add said the sounds like wind, stream, and others can be played continously from left or right speakers via slide switches with things like car...

Cool! Great looking town Errol! Those DPM's are great kits and you did a fantastic job with them.