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Dallas, thanks for the comment...I've found a way on my camera phone of all cameras, to reduce the lighting effects as the picture is taken.  If the lighting is still a little to bright, I can adjust further in Windows 10...no special editing software.

The emblem is Army, and the 'hat" and one shirt is my only souvenir from a day long past...how time flies...

Front End Fri 3

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Dallas, thanks for the comment...I've found a way on my camera phone of all cameras, to reduce the lighting effects as the picture is taken.  If the lighting is still a little to bright, I can adjust further in Windows 10...no special editing software.

The emblem is Army, and the 'hat" and one shirt is my only souvenir from a day long past...how time flies...

Front End Fri 3

In this scene I use a variety of figures from various manufactures.  The hot dog cart and vendor ( w/ back facing ) are from Artista as is the man running with arm in air ( late for train ).  The firemen, man sitting with hotdog on stick and the dog are are also Artista.  The news stand, news boy and man handing money to him are from Woodland Scenics.  On the JAHANS building porch, the little girl, man walking, man couple sitting are from Model Power.  The man in suit sitting on porch is Artista.  The folks gathering around the hotdog cart are from Model Power.   The man sitting beside news stand reading the paper is a pewter model I purchased from Town and Country at York.  IMG_6414

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Here's a somewhat different spin on this "figures" thread ...

One corner of my L-shaped layout is a DINOSAUR PARK; it's a magnet that draws my two great-grandsons. They are immersed in dinosaur lore and can call the dinos by their actual name. One section of the scene is for adult dinos, and another section is for juvenile dinos. Visitors to the park on park benches watch the beasts at feeding time. A Lionel Dinosaur train set is parked at a nearby siding. Matthew (age 8) explains that the dinos on board the train are traveling to their summer feeding grounds.

Mike Mottler   LCCA 12394

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  • Dino Pk Adults: The corral for adult dinos
  • Dino Pk Juveniles: The corral for juvenile dinos. Lionel's Dinosaur Train is parked nearby

Here's a somewhat different spin on this "figures" thread ...

One corner of my L-shaped layout is a DINOSAUR PARK; it's a magnet that draws my two great-grandsons. They are immersed in dinosaur lore and can call the dinos by their actual name. One section of the scene is for adult dinos, and another section is for juvenile dinos. Visitors to the park on park benches watch the beasts at feeding time. A Lionel Dinosaur train set is parked at a nearby siding. Matthew (age 8) explains that the dinos on board the train are traveling to their summer feeding grounds.

Mike Mottler   LCCA 12394

Great to see the young ones getting to have a good time with the hobby Mike.     

Even though I wasn't involved in the hobby for so many years , I can remember my youngest days at Christmas being fascinated with the trains around the tree. 🙄

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