Again Thanks !
I often use those pictures for my Window backgrounds on my computers !
Most of people that post pictures have skills !
most of my layouts are temporary ! by hour, day, month !
CHARTER MEMBER OF THE MILWAUKEE FALLEN FLAG MODEL TRAIN CLUB . I COLLECT HO, N , O-3rail & On30 Trains & run them ! I Use KATO HO & N scale Track . I also Use Lionel Fast Track ! I change track layouts Often !
Cheers, the Bear.
"One difference between pessimists and optimists is that while pessimists are more often right, optimists have far more fun."
Very well said, Bear.
How about a Black & White, with a little shot of interior.
Have A Good One!
Frank
"most of my layouts are temporary ! by hour, day, month !"
WRGMILW: All the more reason to save them in a series of photos!
Some people wait for years to get a photo of a flower that blooms only once in its life!
Frank!
Its only Wednesday You're not trying to pull a fast one sneaking that photo in there are you???
Ed
gmpullmanIts only Wednesday You're not trying to pull a fast one sneaking that photo in there are you???
sssshhhhh!! It's only Black & White.
Take Care!
You're welcome
I like sharing what I do. The internet makes that so much easier and more accessible.
I suppose there's some skill involved with what I do, as well as in taking pictures of it. But I don't think that's a requirment to join in the fun.We have it all, from the work of beginners all the way up. I encourage everyone to join in, as there's always something to learn from the work of others.
Ja Bear makes a good point in that WPF is a supportive community. Sure, people comment, with all that involves, but those of use who regularly contribute do our best to provide encouragement, not discouragement. The tone that's set is a positive one.
We've seen a trickle of WPF newcomers again recently and that is very welcome. Lots more potential contributors out there, I'm sure. The only real requirement is to have a photo posting account somewhere. There's advice on how to do that, it's free in most cases, elsewhere in the forum or just ask.
Mike Lehman
Urbana, IL
More than anything else, WPF has made me the modeler that I am. The consistently high level of photos presented every week motivates me to improve my own efforts, mostly just by spending a bit more time on each model and each scene. I'll go back and re-take a picture, too, if I don't think it's up to WPF standards.
So, thanks from me, too.
It takes an iron man to play with a toy iron horse.
too bad weekends are 5 days apart
I had another great shot with lots of action in it.
The Crew of SP&S extra #98, and a Milwaukee road train wait on a rather long BNSF mixed freight. The town of Sergeant see's a lot of hustle in rail traffic.
SP&S modeler, 1960's give or take a decade or two for some equipment.
http://www.youtube.com/user/SGTDUPREY?feature=guide
Gary DuPrey
N scale model railroader
mlehman Ja Bear makes a good point in that WPF is a supportive community. Sure, people comment, with all that involves, but those of use who regularly contribute do our best to provide encouragement, not discouragement. The tone that's set is a positive one.
I've posted a few times and I certainly am a beginner. Every time I've posted I have received encouragement and I am thankful for that. I will continue to put myself out there and post pics of my work. Of course I haven't started much scenery aside from ballast so we'll see how easy it it's to show the world my skills or lack thereof when the time comes.
Either way I guarantee I'll be having fun!
Thanks everyone for your contribution
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