Layouts??

[Anonymous]

Being new here i was just wondering if theres anywhere on here that has pictures or links and information to members layouts? I'm intersted in how and what some of u guys have done with ur layouts, im just starting out with a HO scale model....

[Anonymous]

If you click on the member's name. It will send you to their profile. If they have filled it out, You can find a lot of information.

Mine is completely Filled out. I need to updated to reflect changes in the last six months. But its fairly up to date. What happened in that six months I will be more than happy to tell you.

Sincerely,

James

[Texas Zepher]

I think you will get the entire spectrum from people with 3 rail track nailed to a piece of plywood, up to museum quality scenery on all things from 2x4 foot modulars to permanant basement sized empires.

Is there something more specific you can tell us you're trying to find out?
Below, the Yampa Valley Flyer prepares to enter tunnel #22 out of Troublesome Canyon.

[Anonymous]

Feel free to look at mine: http://community.webshots.com/album/109373438labwaY
Reed

[Anonymous]

[#welcome] to the forums santa fe, you will find lots of great info here. such as was mentioned above, you will find people who dont have any trains and are just interested in getting into the hobby, to people who have just bought thier first trainset. all the way up to the people we all envy who have a layout bigger than most of our houses[:P]. I personally am working on my 3rd layout to date, its in a 10' by 11' room around the walls up near the cieling, right now its just boards and track but its coming along. Im sure this hobby will give you years of enjoyment.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by bnnnboy

Feel free to look at mine: http://community.webshots.com/album/109373438labwaY
Reed

nice project mate... lookin good so far

[ClinchValleySD40]

Texas Zepher, the pic looks good. Do you have a web site? Would like to see more.

[Anonymous]

Take a look here; http://www.altezeitgruppe.com



Southern Germany in the 1920s.

Tim

[Jetrock]

Here are links to some photos of my layouts and projects:

http://www.emrl.com/~jetrock/fubar/

And here is a gallery of recent photos of my latest layout section and the buildings I have built for it in the past week or three:

http://www.noisepimp.com/gallery/Model-Railroad

[egmurphy]

Another great site to see layout and railfan photos is Rail Images. They have something like 27,000 photos in 500 member albums. Go to this link, click on the photo on the left of any member's album you want to see. They're arranged at about 25 album titles per page.
http://www.railimages.com/gallery/albums.php

Note that some of the guys have sub-albums. These are listed in red letters on the right side of the page.

Regards

Ed

[Anonymous]

thanx guys i will keep myself busy for a while checkin out some of these layouts......

[DMNolan]

Here is my layout. I don't have a web page yet, but I do update and change the photos as I make progress.

http://webpages.charter.net/dmnolan/

I just started working on scenry. Here is a shot on one of the branchlines.


And here is a shot of the cement complex at the end of the branchline. I need to weather it and fini***he details.

[jfugate]

Mark:

Nice work! Thanks for the photos ... looks like you are making progress! Keep us informed as things develop, your layout looks interesting and well done.

For more information on my HO Siskiyou Line, you can click the link in my signature.