Your latest project.

[Anonymous]

right now, i am just finishing up a couple Kato SP SD45's that i painted and decaled. then, it's off to add some nose lights and details to my new Athearn D&RGW SD50's

after that, i dont know. i am still waiting for some SP light packages for the rear on my locomotives. everyone is out of stock on the blanked out ones. then i need to order a bunch more details to finish up my SP and SSW 8-40B's. and then i need a high nose kit to finish my NS U23B.

i dont think i have enough projects right now....i need to find something else[:D][:D][:D][:D]

[Anonymous]

In model railroading there is always going to be something to work on. I'm still finishing the details on my BN GP50's, and finishing the small details around my layout.
Happy Hollidays!

[Anonymous]

So little time, so MUCH to do!!!! [:D]

[Anonymous]

For me, putting up a couple of buildings and scenery to finish an exhibition N-trak module. Also, high-nosing, detailing and then spraying an HO P2K GP-30 to make it into an N&W engine.

[vsmith]

I always have a few small projects going on a "catch as catch can" basis, but currently I am working on kitbashing a large-scale tender for my Bachmann sidetank Porter which is getting kitbashed into a conventional 0-4-0 tender steamer.

[Anonymous]

I waiting for christmas, So I can get the Switch tracks I know mom and Dad are hiding from me [:p]

I plan to expand my track to a simple oval with double cutoffs. Until I get a room to put a layout in, This portible board is all I have.

[ClinchValleySD40]

Finishing up the benchwork. Wiring and track laying next.

Larry

[dharmon]

Let's see....

Painting a bathroom and replacing all the fixtures and figuring out the mysterious water source in the garage.........and then.........

Finishing a remotor / DCC installation on a couple of my old Athearn warhorses so I can use them at the club. Then I'm going to get back to work on a SDP40F/SDF40-2 project I'd like to complete mixed in with a batch of rolling stock weathering.

[Anonymous]

I am currently working on obtaining blueprints or plans for scratch building a L&N Train Depot that is in Bowling Green KY. This Depot set abandoned for several year and the city has done a complete restore on it. Going to be quite a project to build. I have been trying to track down blueprints. With very little luck. So I am planning on the good old method of going out with paper, pencil and tape measure and get all the measurement I might need. So with no plans to work with. It will be a total scratch building project. I will add pictures as I make progress.

PS If by chance anyone reading this post has plans. Would love to have them.

[eastcoast]

Great !!!
Sounds like we have our hands full so far. Hey, keeps ME out of trouble.
That bridge I am doing really will help me to not hit my head, I AM 6' 4" !!
I have a really horrible door area , in a corner with a cove, and it requires
me to have curved bridges that either have to lift out or swing wide, believe
me, I HATE THAT. But, this hobby is FUN and I want to have the trains run
better and save my money for something more than bandages for my head.
I think this bridge will use deck girder, something simple I don't have to fuss
with in case it breaks. It's cold in there today, so I just took a break to warm
up.
Hey, keep on training, hear from y'all soon.
ken_ecr

[Anonymous]

Finish my fleet of Miller beer reefers and plug-door boxcars. Then, maybe get my layout built, finally.[8D]

[preceng]

Little bit of everything, but mainly working on my coal mine. I am scratch building/kit bashing a slope mine. The slope hoist house and conveyors add a nice touch. I use a New River Mine as the coal prep plant.

[Catt]

Well let's see. Repainting and lettering a Con-Cor 85' double plugdoor boxcar for the Grande Valley RR (My freelanced road)

Painting and lettering 4 ATLAS articulated autoracks,two for the GVR and two for the North American Rail Alliance (my online North American modeling group).

Putting up a new ceiling in the trainroom,plus new lighting in the trainroom.

Building two ex CN GP40-2Ws for the GVR.In case you haven't figured it out I am an N scaler.

Oh yeah also working on the layout enlarging it even more.Other than that not much.

[Anonymous]

I'm scratchbuilding an interesting coal trestle. The real one is near Sayre, PA.

[Anonymous]

Now that I have successfully fitted a powered bogey into the base of one of my Daleks I can attest to the validity of Dragenrider's signature.

> Science fiction and trains are both cool...they just don't go together!

[willy6]

installing my under table switch machines for my turnouts and wiring the snap relays to make the control panel light up........what a PITA............but i tell my wife.........THIS IS FUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[AggroJones]

I'm remodelling a small area of scenery near the back of my layout.

[dragenrider]

On my N scale layout I'm soldering feeder wires.

On my HO scale layout I'm working on scenery a little. Mainly, I'm just running my newly painted engines around and admiring their paint job. It's the best painting I've ever done!

Randy A.

[Anonymous]

build an HO scale 1941 hobby shop, with a full interior including a display Lionel layout in the window (interesting little piece), ads for makers nobody remembers, a shelf with (roughly) standard gauge trains, boxes everywhere, and a large club layout in the second story, which is actually a miniature version of the layout I intend to build in a few years. I'm also presonalizing a Merchant's Row I kit. I want to add a bar on the back wall, a third story to one of the buildings (hopefully) and a full interior to the whole block.

[FThunder11]

I'm working on finally ballasting my layout.

[Jetrock]

I tend to multi-project. Currently I'm building a fruit-packing warehouse (a near-flat--it's about 1/2" thick and will be set against the backdrop, disguised by some trees and packing boxes) out of DPM modules and wood. I'm also converting a Bachmann 70-tonner from the second version (with dual headlamps and front vents) to the first version (with single headlamp and no front vents.) I also cannibalized one of my GE 44-tonners to make use of its power trucks in other models--they're pretty nice but one of them has issues. I'm putting off covering my in-street trackage with styrene by working on rolling stock and structures.

[tomwatkins]

Current project is a small (5 track ) staging yard outside the railroad room, which will represent the lines to the west of the modeled area. I'd like to have more staging in that direction, but it's a shared area and 5 tracks is 5 better than none.
I've also got 2 Southern Railway bay window cabs under construction. They're Wright Trak Models resin kits and are a lot of fun. Next model project will be a pair of Southern MS-4 Heavy Mikes as soon as the BLI 2-8-2's get here and the cabs are finished.
Tom Watkins

[Anonymous]

Latest project: Build a layout! I've got to get started!

[Anonymous]

Just finished up helping Trainboy with his layout. http://members.cox.net/dbhuff/images/Alex%2003.gif

Next project is to scratch build the ATSF passenger station in Flagstaff AZ. http://members.cox.net/dbhuff/images/flagstaff.jpg I plan to start this in January

[Big_Boy_4005]

I'm just starting construction on my 46' x 34' , three level, 3 rail O guage layout. I've nearly completed the lowest level, a 5 track double ended staging / storage yard, with each track close to 120'. I figure it will keep me busy for a few years.

[Anonymous]

Working on a pond created with a timber-crib dam. Down stream will be crossed by a king-post wooden bridge and two flush deck timber trestles, the latter two crossing a tidal estuary. One a 4 pile class 25 and one a 5 pile ballasted deck class 35 to Harriman standard. All are scratchbuilt using wood and handlaid rail of code 55 and code 70. The purpose of the pond is to provide irrigation to orange and avocado groves and secondarily provide water via a windmill powered pumping system for my steam roster.

Its my first attempt at any sort of running water. So i'll likely be seeking lots of technical and stylistic advice in the forums.

Randy

[Hawks05]

trying to plan on how to build my benchwork and what to have as the top of it. either foam or plywood.

[Javern]

getting ready to move to a new house, will have to start a new layout from scratch. Just mapping out the plans now.

[Anonymous]

Several myself. I am relocating a work table for model work to a spare room. Once there catch up and finish my projects. Then build a shelves for the industrial buildings. And lastly begin construction on a small 6 by 6 foot pike until the future addition is complete. The pike will be a simple loop around past the corner to another loop. Perhaps a passing siding and a small town as a practice learning.

I am also in middle of retrofitting wheels and couplers and bringing all up to standard. Maybe in 2004 Ill work on the desiel roster since I finished my steam roster this year.

[Anonymous]

My latest project is an MDC 2 truck Shay rebuild.
Here's a link to some photos.

http://www.the-gauge.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7559&perpage=15&pagenumber=1