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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by jfugate James: That's certainly a valid way to go ... you will get about 400 minutes (6 hours) of how to by example info all in one fell swoop going that route. We do have some people who's layout is a-building now, so they're hungry for the info to help them with the next step in the process ... so waiting another year for *all* the videos isn't a good option for them. What ever works! [/quote] Joe, I think the fact that you are sharing your lessons learned building your model railroad is a very good Idea. I have been a fan of your modeling since I first came across it in Model Railroader several years ago. (Jan 1998 sound right?) And a whole series of videos about your layout would be a cool thing for me to have. But being in college my budget is some what limited, and since I obviously have very little layout buidling time. I can save up my money and wait. I have a pretty good idea of how I want my model railroad. And I even for my young age I am pretty well expereinced. (Been modeling since the age of 4. That makes model railroading for 18 years or so) So while Southern Pacific in Oregen isn't my cup of tea. I recognize exellent model railraoding when I see it, and I dare say 25 years from now, you will be remembered as one of the Pioneering hobbyists who was here at the turn of 21st century. I hope to one day join the ranks of you, Allen McClellend, John Allen, John Armstrong, and the several other exellent modelers recognized as pioneering visionaries of the hobby. I just got to finish college first.[8D] if you are interested, I posted a discussion that intruduced my sequence time table for my model railroad a while back. Here is the link of you want to read it. http://www.trains.com/community/forum/topic.asp?page=-1&TOPIC_ID=20798&REPLY_ID=194459#194459 Thank you Mr. Fugate for being a talented model railroader and an inspiration for me to better my own modeling. Have a Nice Day. James.
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