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Thanks, guys. Arlaghan - I set the ISO speed on my camera to 400 and then moved the camera with the passing train while I snapped the shot. It took about 20 pics to get one that looked halfway right. Paul - You can ride along with us anytime you want. Always got a spot in the boxcar...

Ridin' the rails with my hobo friend, Wild Willie Here's a pic of me ridin' the rails with my hobo friend, Wild Willie. That's me on the right, playing the harmonica, while Bill gives you a wave of the hand. We're going at a pretty good clip here, so should get to our camp by nightfall.

Great looking pic! Looks very realistic.

The conductor has called for the last call so it's all aboard now, but the lovers on the platform are getting in one last embrace.

Here's a couple of pics I took of a short bay-window work caboose that I completed tonight. I was going for a real dilapidated look, as though it's soon heading for the scrapyard. It was created from an old shorty caboose I had and a flat car. The railings are Athearn loco stantions with...

Thanks for all the kind words, guys. I think I need to put the boss coming around the corner now to break up the game and get these guys busy on that boxcar.

Looks like the fellers have slipped out to the loading dock for a quick game of checkers before unloading the boxcar on the siding. They better hope the boss man don't come around any time soon.

Thanks for the kind words, guys. I went and posted it in the contest thread as well. Regards,

Looking wonderful, Paul. I really like your scenery style. It looks very natural.

Great job on the DPM building, I think they're my favorites. I've just got a bunch of them that still have the bright plastic shine to them, so I need to get busy painting as well.

It's the graveyard shift at the local ALCOA plant and the supervisor has come around to see that things are kept running smooth.

Great looking pics, Paul. Looking forward to seeing more!

Great photos, Charlie. The colors are great, and the scenes are very well staged. Thanks for the looksee.

Man, Mike, those are absolutely gorgeous photos. Your modelling is really an inspiration.

Here's a couple of pics of MoPac U23B #2255 blasting out of the tunnel and about to cross the bridge over the Rock Island interchange track.

Thanks for the kind words, guys. Ralph - here's a link to some more photos at my web site: http://www.eddielandreth.boche.net/rr_ph1.html Regards,

Tom, your weathering is AMAZING! That car looks like it has been snipped out of a prototype photo!

I love seeing super detailed scenes like this. Great work!

That's going to be a great looking scene when done, Shamus. Looking forward to seeing the end result.

Here's a couple of pics of the recently completed fuel facility scene on my layout. The MoPac BL2 #4104 is pulling in, ready for servicing, while F7 #0880 waits on the far track. The MoPac BL2 #4104 has left the fuel depot, but these fellows aren't in any hurry to get the F7 turned...