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Howdy all!

I have been an avid follower/stalker of the OGR forum for many years but I finally decided to take the plunge and create an online account.  Apologies in advance if I posted this into the wrong section.

A little bit about me:

Trains are my main hobby but I also like to read, play/listen to Jazz, and cook. I run mainly 3-rail O gauge but I also dabble in N and G. I have been a member of the LCCA for many years and I also am with a local Garden Railroad Club.

What started as a modest loop of track when I was a young lad is now a decent sized L-shaped O Gauge layout (see attached phots). The layout tries to be somewhat realistic but I also wanted to capture the magic of Christmas. It's freelanced and is centered around the Northeast of the US during the winter time. There is a main loop of track with two large sidings and a small yard which services several industries. There is also have a Bump-n-Go trolley line that allows commuters to get to work in my developing industrial park. Some might recognize the layout from my other social media account (Instagram: oscale_trains_lover_ )

I am looking forward to learning and making new friends. Hope you all stay safe and healthy!

Photo looking SouthThe Main Town and StationThe Main Passenger StationA view of the Far end of the layoutYard and Trolley Line


All the Best,

Bryce

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  • Photo looking South
  • The Main Town and Station
  • The Main Passenger Station
  • A view of the Far end of the layout
  • Yard and Trolley Line
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Bryce

Your photo that included the lighted Country Church building with "stained glass" windows nudged my mind toward finishing a temporarily postponed project on my home layout; i.e., cutting and installing acetate "stained glass" panels for the now-plain windows of my MTH Country Church. I'm toying with the idea of placing a mini-CD player inside the church; with the touch of a remote button it would play recorded pipe organ music of popular hymns -- "Rock of Ages," "A Mighty Fortress," and so on.

Your post to this forum will have ripple effects -- all to the good!
Mike Mottler   LCCA 12394

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