Safety Valve wrote: Im really bad with number one profiling. The other two does not fit me.Forgot number 4, the mainline engineer. Everyone stand back and clear the main!
Im really bad with number one profiling. The other two does not fit me.
Forgot number 4, the mainline engineer. Everyone stand back and clear the main!
I also didn't put the guy that builds a Plywood Central loop and watches it run while he plans what his layout's really going to look like.
Chip
Building the Rock Ridge Railroad with the slowest construction crew west of the Pecos.
I operate on big layouts several times a month. When I am there, I'm so #1.
When I'm at home, I tend to be a fanatic #2. I love scenery, structures and creating scenes.
But after going to a prptotype modeler's meet, I got intriqued. So I am building a switching layout so I can learn to be a #3.
That's great Chip! It will now be stuck in my own head for hours, if not more, but will give me something to do while I sit on my next work conference call trying to stay awake!
I myself would be modeler #1.
Modeling the fictional B&M Dowe, NH branch in the early 50's.
jacon12 wrote: Destined to become a classic, sung by modelers around the world. JaRRell
Destined to become a classic, sung by modelers around the world.
JaRRell
Actually I wrote it several months ago as a project. But it got stuck in my head worse that "It's a Small world." used to. I fifured if I put it out there, it would migrate to someone else's head for a while.
Dave Vollmer wrote: Clever!I'm guessing I'm the third guy, right?
Clever!
I'm guessing I'm the third guy, right?
I point no fingers. I've got a foot in two camps and a toe in another.
Modeling the Rio Grande Southern First District circa 1938-1946 in HOn3.
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!
If John Allen is a Wizard who will serve....
"When I'm Playing with my Trains"