Some more closeups from my first layout. Standing around the Coke machine with some tall tales, while a loose plank is being secured in the sidewalk.
Aerial view of the muddy creek and the old rickety bridge.
Coming around behind the station to switch some cars.
Dusk is falling as the early evening express leaves the station.
A couple of pics of my scratch built Summit Tractors building.
Alan, I love to see pictures of well done buildings! 
If I may ask, what did you use for the roof shingles?
Jim
Seeing Double!  Just purchased a K-Line Collector Club CSX SD70MAC off the bay to go along with my existing SD70MAC. These are the engines from which K-Line took the pre-orders (and money) and Lionel ended up delivering as part of their liquidation of the K-Line stock. My two are conventional scale size engines. I got the second engine because I want to double-head them to run a string of 15 die-cast Atlas Gundersons. Of course, I will need to (when time permits) renumber one of the engines. Jim |
A new look; No bare plywood on the layout!
Love it! Where can I get one?
Looks good Bob. I like what you did with the engine stalls very cleaver!
Nice! My mom worked at Schlitz when she was pregnant with me.
I know this is not a train, but I jost posted my first picture and always wanted to post on this thread. This was a present that I made for the boss on his 60 th birthday. This is Erics Tankie Bar
The Miller Signs are a hit here too
Is this the U36 from the MPC Quaker City Limited set?
A couple from my layout.
Disney World Train Station snap together model from Ebay
Nice! My mom worked at Schlitz when she was pregnant with me.
Now that is funny, hope Farmer Bill doe's not see that. Speaking of beer its about that time.
Seven Disney Train stations kitbashed together.....
Rich M.,
What kind of diesel is that?
Nice shot, different.
lowen
Hi Jim (jd-train). I make my own shingles using .010" thick styrene sheets. I scribe and texture the styrene with various pointed tools then cut the sheet into strips and apply these to the roof. The second pic shows a shingle roof before trimming and painting.
Some MPC. Chessie U36C leading the Royal Limited set and the always wacky Radioactive Waste Disposal Car. 
Some random scenes:
Nice pics all, as usual!!
Miss C:
Is that you standing by the pink convertible?
Andre
Nice pics all, as usual!!
Miss C:
Is that you standing by the pink convertible?
Andre
Another seedy back alley on the layout
quote:Another seedy back alley on the layout
Thick of trouble indeed! There appears to be "ladies of negotiable virtue" down the alley!!
Andre
My first legacy engine.
I know this is not a train, but I jost posted my first picture and always wanted to post on this thread. This was a present that I made for the boss on his 60 th birthday. This is Erics Tankie Bar
Alan that LOOKS REALLY COOL.....Hope Eric liked the T A N K I E B A R
Seven Disney Train stations kitbashed together.....
Alan I have always thought this was one of your very best pictures. VERY VERY NICE
My contribution for this week
How come about half the photos posted are compressed side-to-side?
How come about half the photos posted are compressed side-to-side?
I'm not quite sure what you may mean by "compressed," but I don't see that happening with my computer.
Can you provide a specific example that I can look at?
2/11/12
Love it! Where can I get one?...... I bought mine 12yrs ago. MKI DESIGN is the company. However they are no longer in business. You can find them on line, but the spout plug is usually broken, I had mine repaired just now by a tool and die maker.
Clem
Engines waiting to go into service.
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