Sorry to reply so late, been working OT, but thanks for the posting tip Marlon. Finally got pictures to post.
If you want to post the image, save it to an online site (I use bbimg.com) to upload your pictures. Click on the image you want to post, then copy the URL address. Come back to the page you want to post the picture to, then click on the "Insert/Edit image" button. It's just beneath the underlined "U" on the menu above where you enter your text. Paste the URL in the box labeled source.
I used to use Photobucket until they made you pay some outrageous amount to post your pictures on 3rd party sites.
Marlon
See pictures of the Clinton-Golden Valley RR
I think E.L. would nod with approval at the results. Nice clean work.
Dave Nelson
I've always been a fan of E L Moore and his modeling concept. Just completed this version of his Cal's Lumberyard from the April 73 MR. Named it E L Moore Lumber in his honor. Still has to be fully placed on the layout and blended in. Pretty much used the same methods and material as E L except styrene for the metal siding and brick instead of paper.
Trying to decide which to do next, the village store or Bunn's Feed.
jim