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I know quite a few model railroaders who come to this forum and who won´t fit into any of the mentioned categories. Take Darth - his layout is not so thrilling, but the guy does certainly one of the best loco refurbishing and painting jobs I´ve ever seen. Or RobbyP. - his weathering is outstanding. Cars done by him and photographed outside are hard to differ from their prototype. Add scale couplers to them and you won´t be able to tell the difference. Or take me. I´d call myself a rather mediocre model railroader, with limited skills and abilities. My layout is more or less a switching puzzle, nothing sophisticated at all, no special bells and whistles. Lots of mistakes in the track plan, when it comes to operation. Yet I understand, at least that´s what people have told me, to create atmospheric scenes on my free-alnced On30 Maine based layout. I am just entering the world of scratchbuilding structures and the work I have done so far looks a liitle crude, but neverthelees oozes atmosphere. <img src="http://i682.photobucket.com/albums/vv185/SirMadig/c7dc1059-8771-4b46-9978-5899ad5010ca_zps996fcb92.jpg" alt=" " />
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