By the way these are from back in March sorry if I confused anyone
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Wow! Nice pix!
Some of those walls had to be pretty sturdy to hold up all of that iron!!!!!!!!
Jack.
IF IT WON'T COME LOOSE BY TAPPING ON IT, DON'T TRY TO FORCE IT. USE A BIGGER HAMMER.
Love looking back at some of the older post
Great pictures! And Shelving !
Don
Shelves it is for this week.
Nice to see all that Gilbert Flyer Jim. I know that the layout has been taken down, but do you still have the display shelves up?
Its nice to see the variety of display options. These are from Glenn Snyder Display Systems. There are some standard wooden shelves too.
The Northwoods Flyer Collection
of
American Flyer Trains
"The Toy For the Boy"
Been a busy day. Sorry for getting things started, thanks for picking up the slack. Since we are on the topic of shelves.
Have fun
Jim
Went to IKEA this weekend (after swinging by Entertrainment Junction),and I found some shelving for the train room. I have been looking for these for a long while. These things are perfect. 2, 4, and 8 ft long, and available in white or black. $20 for the 8ft piece. If you don't have an IKEA nearby, they are on page 38 in the catalog. They were intented for picture frames.
Wes
Friday's motive power for the B&O Trailerjet,
Getting warmed up and ready to run. Build the lash-up and check/set stall speed and to be on the safe side set max voltage as well.
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View from the dome of the UP Business train on the way to Cheyenne during a LCCA convention
Bill T.
Here's some older pictures of my layout, before the steel bridge....
Well no one has started it so will with some old pics of mine as I presently have taken all down to paint room and start my permanent layout
This is where I started at about year and a half ago
Then about month later went to this
then
finall ended up with this ( next two pics)
well now back to bare walls but slowly will start with a shelf layout for the standard gauge then work on a layout for the O
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