Any of you wish you still had that neat old postwar/MPC layout you took pictures of with a film camera? That is if you have enough space to have it up and running!
Charlie
Charlie - that's one thing I don't have to worry about. I'm a member in good standing of the Broadloom Conspiracy and the O&O has always managed to find running rights on the floor somewhere. 
This is the only picture I can find of my old layout. It was a great babysitter.
Tom
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@Rich Wiemann posted:. My one regret from that period is that I didn’t take more photos.
Truer words have never been spoken.
Tom
Great layouts and trains everyone. ChooChoo glad you are still up and running...so am I and I like the MPC / modern trains, they work on small radii curves and just keep going. Some of the newer ones, like the Williams 44 tonner's also have great sounds. I still run a few old "sound of steam" tenders with the circular plastic container with pebbles inside ... What a hoot!
Here is a bit of my MPC "motive power" mostly from the early MPC days in the 70's and 80's. First the #8300 unnamed Santa FE 2-4-0 from 1973-74.
The Denver & Rio Grande 2-4-0 from 1976-78 I think this was the "Black River Freight" set.
The "Southern Streak" 2-4-0 from 1983-84
IGreat fun folks, Probably never have a lot of collector value, but I always found them fun to run and fun to collect
Don
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