S scale trains.
For my main layout I'm following the Maryland and Pennsylvania. It will include a representation of the terminals at both ends (York & Baltimore), Delta, Red Lion, and Dallastown. Continuous running for at least one train. Beyond that nothing I have to have.
I am planning a small HO layout. It will have provision for running 3 trains. It will also have my old Tyco trains, Fleischman train, MDC boxcab, and various goodies from when I was in HO 40 years ago (if I can get them to run), plus some stuff I have picked up since then.
Paul
I really want an Amtrak Dash 8-32BWH in Phase IV in my collection.
If only they weren't so rare!!!
1. Uranium mine (because I'm a physicist)
2. Nuclear power plant (ditto 1)
3. Particle collider (ditto 1)
4. Radio telescope (ditto 1)
5. Glow-in-the-dark wheat field next to the Sasketchewan uranium mine (because no one has likely modelled one before)
6. Homer Simpson in HO scale (cause I like donuts too)
I have a couple of Matchbox and Hotwheels Glow in the Dark vehicles.
ATSFGuy I have a couple of Matchbox and Hotwheels Glow in the Dark vehicles.
ooooo nice.
I have written permission from Cameco to use this photo (their IP) for modelling purposes.
Cigar Lake uranium mine in Sasketchewan that I want to scratchbuild one day.
Good luck! Do post photos when it's done!
My biggest priority is to be able to build trains that look close to real trains in my era and local. That means finding mostly engines and freight cars which are close matches to the typical real rolling stock.
Rio Grande. The Action Road - Focus 1977-1983
How about a BLI Trackmobile?
ATSFguy might have meant roads on the layout like concrete,ashphalt or brick
which is personally my favorite since I'm modelling late 50s early 60s. I tried
to make a decent brick to ashphalt road near my freight houses and they do
look pretty cool .Ha.