Beach Railroad, ver. 2.0
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David and b28,
I didn't see your posts before I left. Yes, me an' "Mama Bear" went to the show on Saturday. It was great to meet everybody. We got some ideas and some more "stuff" for the railroad.
We're planning to go to Dothan next Saturday, the 18th, weather permitting. Hope y'all can make it!
PB
I didn't see your posts before I left. Yes, me an' "Mama Bear" went to the show on Saturday. It was great to meet everybody. We got some ideas and some more "stuff" for the railroad.
We're planning to go to Dothan next Saturday, the 18th, weather permitting. Hope y'all can make it!
PB
Hey Papa Bear,
I'll see ya at Dothan, weather permitting, but i'll be running with the n-scale counterparts along with my wye module
. I think i'm going to take the vender tag we had and make a Gauge badge to go in it. Hope there's more deals in Dothan. Hope to see ya there too.
Jake
I'll see ya at Dothan, weather permitting, but i'll be running with the n-scale counterparts along with my wye module
. I think i'm going to take the vender tag we had and make a Gauge badge to go in it. Hope there's more deals in Dothan. Hope to see ya there too. Jake
hey papa bear, so where abouts in south alabama are you anyways, I could use some pointers with my small layout.
Thanks, Glenn. That's Triscuit and she does indeed want to play, but she plays a little rough for the N-scale LPB's.
Delamaize, I'm in Troy. Send me a private message if you'd like to get together sometime. Be happy to help.
Delamaize, I'm in Troy. Send me a private message if you'd like to get together sometime. Be happy to help.
I am originally from Panama City and grew up there. The pictures looks an awful lot like St. Andrews State Park off thomas drive in PC. As a couple of you guys stated it could be anywhere along the Gulf Coast from Tallahassee to Pensacola.
It looks good. Sometimes the simplest looks better and is more functional. I like to put more time and effort into my into my scenery than into a complicated track layout.
Good Job.
It looks good. Sometimes the simplest looks better and is more functional. I like to put more time and effort into my into my scenery than into a complicated track layout.
Good Job.
That's one of my favorite State Parks. I grew up around Freeport and got to visit St.Andrews, Grayton Beach and Navarre frequently. St Andrews also inspired the jetties next to the bridge.glenn said:
Me too. I started out trying to build larger layouts with lots of track, but have found that I've enjoyed this one more than I have any of the others.glenn said:
Thanks for your comments.
Neat lighthouse John. Looks good in that location. Looks like it was there long before the railroad came through.
Looking good, Papa.
Reminds me of a museum display, nice Lighhouse.
Does Triscuit help with the yard switching?
Reminds me of a museum display, nice Lighhouse.
Does Triscuit help with the yard switching?
Will_annand said:
"Hmmmm, let's see. This one <Pap!> goes on the floor. That one <whack!> goes on the floor, too. This one <Poke!> goes on the floor as well..." etc., etc., etc.
Lighthorseman said:"Hmmmm, let's see. This one <Pap!> goes on the floor. That one <whack!> goes on the floor, too. This one <Poke!> goes on the floor as well..." etc., etc., etc.
That's what I like a cat that believes in "four on the floor".
Of course, I thought that was an "automobile" term?
Thanks, Will and Steve. Triscuit always tries to "help" any way she can. Usually that ends with me needing to repair something. Our older cat, Triny used to like to take the palm trees off of the original beach railroad. We would find them scattered all over the house.
I wish our cats did believe in "four on the floor" (that's four feet on the floor instead of on tables, layouts, etc.). There's less wear and tear that way.
Our older cat, Triny used to like to take the palm trees off of the original beach railroad. We would find them scattered all over the house.I wish our cats did believe in "four on the floor" (that's four feet on the floor instead of on tables, layouts, etc.). There's less wear and tear that way.