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That's pretty clever, Bob. I don't have a favorite scene. Some are humorous, like the Bob's, and another scene where a painter was hanging on by his fingernails at the edge of the roof, after his ladder had fallen out from under him. Some are prototypical, large and dramatic or small and detailed. Then there are scenes like when MR posed an "Anniversary Train" on several well-known layouts for photo shoots during one of their anniversaries. Another one that stands out in my mind was one that I saw in a magazine. It was a very tall module depicting the side of a mountain, with a couple of tracks at different elevations. It was set in the diesel era, and among other things, they had an old, rusting turn-of-the-century steam locomotive submerged in the river at the bottom of the display, depicting a locomotive that had been left down there after a derailment. ---jps
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