Fans of the Union Pacific

[Anonymous]

So ya know when you are going to go back?

[Anonymous]

James, I've been tryin' hard as hell to get a hold of you, where you been?

[alstom]

Not this break, says my mom. She says it is too cold! And I agree, but as long as a train is around, I can withstand sub-zero degrees[:P]! I think I can talk her into going again on Sunday! Anyways, if not this break, next weekend for sure!

[Anonymous]

Have fun doing that.

[Anonymous]

You don't need a digital camera to post photos on the forum. If you go to almost any store that processes photos they can scan photos on to a disk making them digital. Or even better, they can, for only a few dollars extra, put them on a disk when you get your film developed. I use a 3-mega-pixel digital for most shots; but if I am shooting anything important or want to try out an effect, I use my old 35mm and have Wal-Mart (among others) develop the photos and I get prints and a disk. So now go up to a store and let's see that Big Boy.[:D]

Like this one I got with my 35mm.

This was taken at Train Mountain, it is a UP 4-8-4. Now there is a scale I would like to get a Big Boy in.

[Anonymous]

Hey guys, just checking in. I am going to make me a photo bucket thing. And show yall my trains.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Redneck Railfan

You are talking to a guy that is currently making $91,250.00 a year. That is just off tha smaller projects that I do as part of my business. And another brass bigboy is on the way for me, this time Gscale livesteam. I'm building it myself, with the help of my grandfather.
That estimate is my annual salary.

Wait, you make how much??? How???

[Anonymous]

I do a lot of train related custom projects for clients all over the state of Texas and the South and Southwest. I also build Custom train layouts for clients as well. I make an average of $150-450.00 a month just off of the small projects.