Ben learned to post pictures

[Anonymous]

Thanks to all for the kind words about my garden railroad, I like working on my railroad
it gets me out side when the weather is not to hot ,and i like a lot of color in it.,this is what i think a garden railroad should have. keep the trains running. BEN

[powlee]

[tup] Excellent Ben. Pictures can say so much more than words.
All the best
Ian P

[Capt Bob Johnson]

Hey, I just figured out why all that Hersheys stock I've got isn't doing better, it's paying Ben to run Hershey trains for advertising; thus reducing my dividend checks!

[grandpopswalt]

Way to go Ben! I guess I'll have to get off my duff and learn how to do it also. BTW, the layout looks great.

Walt

[Anonymous]

thanks ben great job!

[bman36]

Hey Ben,
Nice to see your pics on the forum. Looks great as usual. Later eh...Brian.

[van buren s l]

Ben
Congratulations! My wife, who has all the brains in our house for computers, is going to figure out how to post and then teach me. She has a real up hill fight ahead since I am a computer Neanderthal.
Bob

[Anonymous]

toenail ridge
I made the bridges you see , it's 10 ft. long , with a smaller bridge attached ,the big bridge is made from aluminium angles and flat aluminium 1/8 thick , 1inch by 1 inch angle aluminium , all bolted together with 1/2inch long bolts.the small bridges have wooden bottoms and aluminium archs and braces . i have 175 ft. of track , track power
I have a train engineer ..........................Rastun thanks we did it. BEN[:D]

[toenailridgesl]

Ben,
nice stuff! Where did you get your bridges?

[Rastun]

That's Perfect Ben !!!

Congratulations this is a great milestone [:D]

Jack

[Anonymous]

here are two pictures of my garden railroad , finally learned to post. BEN[:D][:D]