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Zedob the poor old chicken succombed from the inordinate amounts of coal dust. The shed is finished and ready to be installed. Thanks for your support guys.

My helix never seems to get done. Had to go to my LHS to get ten more sections of flex track. A have also started rebuilding my Curtis Steel Mill

Some of you will remember my old steel mill. I have decided to rebuild and expand it. First off a new coal dumping shed for the Anderson coke plant which is going through some changes. You will see I am using my favourite building material. Next step will be interior painting then the roof.

Looks like these two will keep you busy Mike.

What grade will you be using to go from one level to the other EH&S

Welcome to the Gauge OT, That is quite the collection of photos you have there.

Sounds like you had a great day Chris with the best part being paid for it too.

I haven't used code 55 because I have too much of the other stuff. Your LHS should be the best place to advise yo about track joiners.

Conrail, you can make the roof however you wish. Shingles sound fine to me but a corrugated steel roof will be fine too.

While I have never been to Grundy, we used to take our sailboat to Kilarney a bit further north and spend a week or so sailing in the North Channel of Georgian Bay. The scenery was very much the same. A great spot to celebrate a birthday Val.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY FOLKS

Yup it is sad to hear and see about the demise of so many railroads. I am very fortunate to have a CN mainline through town and a CP main not too far away. You are lucky to be living where you are Roger.

Wow a real smoker eh Glen. Nice paint job Tom. Well I did get one more level on my helix, boring stuff. One to go. I also worked on demolishing my old nolix. I am now in the planning stages of a new steel mill for the MAT. It is based on an excelleny article by Darius Chagnon in the...

Many starter layouts have been built on doors like these. No reason not to use them. Glue a layer of foam on it then lay track. Not easy to fit legs though.

Good modelling TW. A perfect addition to any layout.

Keep off the tracks man. Don't give the poor trolley driver a heart attack. Another neat one Tom

You sure must have a BIG supply of spare walls Jim. I agree we all need a few frieght sheds. Now if I only had a trash box like you do.

They look like a real bargoon to me. Never know what you may find eh!

Way to go Jim and too all the others who have achieved this plateau. Your contributions to the Gauge are very much appreciated by all members.

Thanks for another great how to Harold.