I have spent most of this week in Dallas, since I have to pack up to leave first thing I am going to start Weekend Photo Fun early.
Last Saturday I took these photos at the Rail Yard Hobby Shop in Roanoke. The Rail Yard changes their layout twice a year.
I really like this trailer, please note the TV flickers, very cool.
Let’s see your pictures.
Scott Smith
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Great photos guys! Here's some more photo fun for this weekend beginning with a shipment of cotton via the RF&P. Next up is a tribute to the N&W J 611 in honor of her successful move to Stassburg RR on Wednesday, next is the lumber camp on the Mountain Division, a shot of switchers at the ready, a shot of Patsburg's Westend neighborhood, and the parting shot is of a Pullman diner. Have a wonderful weekend everyone! 
Only old pics this week.......work has been busy.....
Outdoor and floor running from many years ago....while I was between layouts....
Peter
got around to completing and placing on my home layout my kit-bashed Budweiser grain silos and office building. The office building was an extra purchased from the NJ Hi-Railers and detailing the interiors was fun, the beer mugs were made from dowels painted yellow and tipped with white. The large beer bottle is resin cast and made by Harry Hieke with a Budweiser label obtained from the internet.
A pair of Shays rumble across the bridge down by the old dam.
Another visitor to the kgsouth. from the FDL. This Hiawatha needed some service so I brought it home to work on.
MY just received Youngstown Sheet and Tube ALCO s-2 yard goat pushing a trio of slag cars (by Lionel lighted).
And here dragging a ore car special run for a hobby shop in Warren Ohio. This side celebrates the YS&T Brier Hill Works (in Youngstown). The other side celebrates the Campbell Works in Campbell/Struthers Oh a sub of Youngstown.
Ron
A 2108 Christmas layout memory 
The entrance to Waltburg Halloween area:
- walt
FOR PERSPECTIVE:
Bill T posted:Action on the Seattle & Yakima RR
Every time you post your image of your Aero-train, makes me question why I sold my collection!!!! I loved that set.
- walt
I'm FINALLY completing "the Gap". This is a section of scenery in the middle of about 175' linear feet of finished layout that is the last piece of scenery in this stretch of railroad to be completed. I love working with laminated pink foam which can be precisely shaped to recreate both native land and engineered land forms. Here are a few views of my progress...
Here is a bridge I constructed. It is five feet long.
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These are photos of the Desert Division TCA Kids Club layout taken at the 2019 National Convention in Albuquerque, NM.
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