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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by Snake G rated!! How many of you have a church on your layout? I will have one as the center of the town. [/quote] Dear Snake, I will have a cathedral just as soon as I can find 1:48 marble and granite, and just as soon as the model railroad club on my model railroad sells their land. Until then, somenthing plasticville-esque will have to do. Dear jetrock, You must be a teacher. "Pulchritude," "prurient," "ardent lecher;" if it weren't for my habbit of reading the dictionary, I would have been increscently befuddled as your soliloquoy progressed. So far my layout is at most PG. Dear vsmith, Ordinarily I agree with you, but here...come on.... If some of us want our model railroads to be a fantasy and escape, well, we have a word for that: freelanced. If it weren't for that wonderful word, I would have no justification for planning on structures modeled after many different railroads. And so, if we want to create a world free of sexual content, crime, and worst of all, intercity trucking [:)], then just let us have our fun with book stores that sell no less than 57 different railway periodicals and movie theaters that are always showing Dougleheaded Freight on the Cumbres and Toltec, Rotary Snowplows on the Cumbres and Toltec, Pentrex's Big Boys, and slide shows of Uncle Ed's most recent trip to Tehachapi Loop. Besides, just think of what my wholesome 1940's-50's era model people would think if I created some prurient establishment between the respectable institutions of the UP ticket office and the model train store [:)]. But, given the contrasts between your layout and my planned layout, I think I have just come up with a new slogan: "We'll get you to Kneading or the Chicken L'Orange is free [:)]." Keep in mind that I am currently listening to Christmas music--even though it's Lent. No hard feelings, Daniel P.S. Have a happy February 29, vsmith, and everyone.
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