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Thanks for the interesting photos Bob. Looks like a fun layout to operate. Good luck going into HO.. Was there a specific reason for making the change?

A good looking roster Graham. Those Brit locos are beautiful.

Interesting work Jodam. I think this is the first time I have seen a maze on a layout.

Great progress Chris. you sure have been busy. I love those sweeping cirves. The track flows very naturally.

Another well produced Gauge Mag Ed and team. Excellent work my friends.

It's a great day so far folks. Sunny with a nice breeze blowing. HAPPY CANADA DAY to all you other Canucks out there. Thanks for the good wishes guys. Canada day is much like other holidays. Various community activities ending with fireworks. There was even a duck race on the Credit river this...

Looks ambitious Will. What are the splines made of?

Thanks Tyson my friend. It is still a long way off thank goodness so I don't have to rush any packing. I hate to tell you how many moves we have made mostly company paid moves so they weren't all too bad. Now let's see 11 in total and I think I may still be sane.

Thanks Chris and Val for a very well put together "how to" I grew up with trams and trolley buses and always thought it would be neat to model a tram diorama and this article on pole making would be a big help.

Yup Don, were ever we may end up I will always have use of a basement. Thanks for all the info Chad. With a Toyota plant coming that will be a bonus for the community.

Where the is a will, there is a way. Good thinking Ralph. It looks like it works well for you.

Nature at its worst. We always seem to have fires in the northern parts of our provinces and it is difficult to get fire fighting equipment to where the fires are. I remember a mountain fire on Devils Peak near Capetown South Africa. I was a kid then and watched men fighting the fire by trying...

They do have basements Dick.

The best way for you to see this community Don is through its web site. http://www.sallycreek.com/community.htm

Do you have an old DC power supply? I use my old MRC Control Master 20 and it has done the job for me as well as supplying lighting for my buildings. A good old workhorse.

37 degrees eh Jetrock. That would be a touch too much for us thick blooded northeners

It is Sally Creek Chad but it will take some time for that place to develop so I am not in a hurry.

We have looked at a number of retirement communities from Brampton to Tilsonburg. Our current interest is a new development in Woodstock. 3 models of homes and all have basements. They are two bedrooms. The master has a bathroom ensuite. Some have lofts as an option.

It is good to see that you are building stuff in this hot weather we are having Tom. Nice work.

A day of decision has come. The wife and I have decided that we need to downsize our home in about a years time so I will have to start dismantling the MAT once again. I figure it will take me more than a year to do it saving as much of the materials as I can. The big unknown will be how much...