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08-09-2008 11:47 AM In reply to
Offline howmus
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Joined on 12-30-2004
Finger Lakes
Posts 3,507

Re: Post a link to your current layout.

To see photos of the Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western RR just click here:

Seneca Lake, Ontario and Western RR 

It is in my signature as well. 

A few photos are of some other model railraods that I have photographed, but they are titled as such.

08-09-2008 4:17 PM In reply to
Offline RRTrainman
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Miltonfreewater, Or
Posts 277

Re: Post a link to your current layout.

Click on my www on my signature.(see later post) Goto my home page under contact
08-09-2008 7:15 PM In reply to
Offline dinwitty
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Joined on 08-14-2004
Posts 2,352

Re: Post a link to your current layout.

I don't have much of a layout at the moment, I have a test track using my shelf benchwork concept, and I have posted most of all that on this board, just search my nick.

but, I have set a website for the railroad projects, the CSS&SB module shown has undergone an advance in its work and thats on this forum.

 http://www.qtm.net/dinwitty/rr/rr1.html

 

The Allegheny project is on hold at the moment, I bought a built Arbour 2-6-6-6 which runs great convincing me the Arbour can be made to run great so when I continue the project I know I have to be extra careful in its construction.

 Same with the Winton, 50+ year old kit, I think will come together great and run like a champ.

08-10-2008 2:14 AM In reply to
Offline Grampys Trains
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Columbia, Pa.
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Re: Post a link to your current layout.

08-10-2008 2:40 AM In reply to
Offline Looshi
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Joined on 02-24-2007
Lebanon, Ohio
Posts 72

Re: Post a link to your current layout.

I occasionally post about my layout on my blog. The newest post includes an updated image of my simple layout.

http://lebanonrrs.blogspot.com/

08-10-2008 6:29 AM In reply to
Offline myowngod
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Joined on 04-16-2005
New Jersey, USA
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Re: Post a link to your current layout.

 Grampys Trains wrote:
The Pennsylvania Line

Grampy,

Simply amazing!

08-10-2008 6:31 AM In reply to
Offline myowngod
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New Jersey, USA
Posts 121

Re: Post a link to your current layout.

 RRTrainman wrote:
Click on my www on my signature.

I don't see one.  Is it missing?

08-10-2008 6:52 AM In reply to
Offline jeffrey-wimberly
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Joined on 06-21-2004
Sundown, Louisiana
Posts 13,325

Re: Post a link to your current layout.

 myowngod wrote:

 RRTrainman wrote:
Click on my www on my signature.

I don't see one.  Is it missing?

Click on the WWW way down at the bottom.
08-10-2008 7:03 AM In reply to
Offline DonaldAgne
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JP
Posts 106

Re: Post a link to your current layout.

To see Don's Dream World, click on the WWW button in my signature.
08-10-2008 7:29 AM In reply to
Offline PreferredSauce
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Joined on 01-14-2008
Barrie Ontario
Posts 5

Re: Post a link to your current layout.

http://www.youtube.com/my_videos  Here are some videos of my layout , The hotel Hobby shop restauant won 2nd Prize at a NMRA convention I hope you enjoy 
08-10-2008 8:02 AM In reply to
Offline ulf999
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Joined on 02-23-2005
Sweden
Posts 32

Re: Post a link to your current layout.

Here's my modular layout
08-10-2008 11:03 AM In reply to
Offline wsdimenna
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western ny
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Re: Post a link to your current layout.

08-11-2008 7:15 AM In reply to
Offline rogerhensley
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Anderson Indiana
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Re: Post a link to your current layout.

08-11-2008 10:09 AM In reply to
Offline C&O Fan
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Joined on 10-20-2006
Texas
Posts 2,041

Re: Post a link to your current layout.

12-31-2008 10:08 PM In reply to
Offline Oakhurst Railroad Engineer
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Joined on 10-14-2006
Los Alamitos, California
Posts 186

Re: Post a link to your current layout.

With the help of my 21-year-old son, I finally have a website for my current model railroad layout. Check it out!

http://www.oakhurstrailroad.com

The Oakhurst Railroad is an HO scale model railroad running through the central Sierra town of Oakhurst, California. Although no real railroad ever ran through Oakhurst, the area is rich in logging and gold mining history and several railroads and logging flumes operated nearby. My parents and brothers used to live and work in Oakhurst and I spent many summers there.

The Oakhurst Railroad is a two level point-to-point railroad with a helix and an optional continuous run.  For operations, trains are put together in the Oakhurst yard and then travel to the logging or mining areas on the upper level.  Logs are taken from Camp 3 or Central Camp to the North Fork sawmill.  Cut lumber and mining ore are taken to Oakhurst for interchange with a Southern Pacific branch line that connects to the mainline in Fresno.  Passenger trains take guests to and from the Yosemite resort in Wawona.

I hope you enjoy your trip on the Oakhurst Railroad!

Marty Bradley
MKBradley@aol.com

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