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Texas Zepher: Thank you so much for the information! I will be modeling the museum (Yes, the St. Louis Museum of Transport) as it currently is (With one or two custum touches of course!). This is a long term project of mine. It will involve no doubt, lots of custom construction of the sheds there, possibly hand built switches, and rivet-counting accuracy. I hope to include the mainline track next door to the MOT, so that I can use this as an expansion point, if I decide to build on. My current plan is to model from the UP mainline down to the first parking lot. I have already built a 4'X8' bechwork, if it isn't long enough or wide enough I will attach "wings" onto it, where I can continue to expand. [quote user="Texas Zepher"]  P.S. My favorite part of the museum is the wooden Rock Island caboose right of the gift store, so I'm telling you that you have to model that part! :-)  [/quote] The RI caboose is no longer next to the gift shop, It has been moved up into one of the sheds. But I don't think I will put any models of the equipment on display, as it would likely turn out to be the never-ending undertaking! (And very expensive, No doubt!)
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