lvanhen wrote: Art, are you having an "Encounter" on top of that hill?!! Great job!Terry, Is the farmer in the red suit answering natures call? Great job also!!
Art, are you having an "Encounter" on top of that hill?!! Great job!
Terry, Is the farmer in the red suit answering natures call? Great job also!!
I just noticed that...
Awesome place for an "Encounter".
Rotor
Jake: How often does the train go by? Elwood: So often you won't even notice ...
Nice work fellas.
Northbound #126, "PRITA"(Proviso-Itaska) passes the old Andreason farm just north of Sarona,Wis.on the way to Spooner.
Terry
Terry in NW Wisconsin
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The J. B. Ford Glassworks...
... with a nice sports car parked nearby.
Bill, you are making fantastic progress. You appear well on your way toward a monster layout. Your trackwork and benchwork aren't too shabby, you know?
-Crandell
Art, the first image is truly inspiring...and inspired. Amazing. It will be very good to see your engine facility done in the weeks ahead. It looks most promising at the moment.
Very nice Art! Your general layout feel reminds me of John Allen's work! Great job!
I have plenty of new stuff I haven't shared, 2 scratchbuilt industries, and a new section of street running, (after the article on street running in TRAINS and the embedded rails in MR this issue, I couldn't resist.)
Unfortunetly, I can't find the camera card reader! They're on the camera now.
Nice work Art. Can't wait until I am advanced as you are on the layout. Great Pics.
Bill
I needed to take a break from building the Mountain so I started the Engine facility. It is a whole new area so I was back to table work. That was fun. Here are some pics of the last work on the mountain for a while and the first steps of the engine facility with the roundhouse and the turntable, just set in there this afternoon.
I thought this would have been out by now. Anyway Lets get started!
Some of my efforts for the last couple of weeks. Not as far along as a lot of you are but I'm getting there!