Thank you Dave, RTR12, and John on the turntable advice. Yes, I have seen many folks remark about Atlas O and MTH Scaletrax being hard to get at times. That is why I have tried every kind of track out there except for those two. Now as far as the atlas turntable goes, I can either mate up GarGraves to it or put GarGraves on it, so there is no concern.
No, I don't need one immediately, but it is something I need to get a handle on and be watching for. This sounds like a scenario I have heard before as to things folks find at York. They find something they never found anywhere else, even online. Yes, I only live 240 miles from York, but I have never been there.
John, I am familiar with Davis as I worked about 15 miles from there at the power station 20 to 25 years ago. It is on a plateau area that is rather stark for West Virginia because of the elevation. Quite a difference in appearance from Hendricks down in the valley. Those are differences to capitalize on. I do not know whether I was aware of the tunnel or not. If I was, I forgot. I agree, that would be something cool to do too. I have always wanted to try a mirror, but never have.
I saw your homemade turntable on the latest videos you posted last weekend! Pretty neat! That rotary snow plow looked pretty neat as well. I have an MTH plow that can be pushed by an engine. I ran it this Christmas some. I see what you mean about weathering the Atlas turntable. I also like manual. Even though my career has been in electronics, I like to keep things as simple as possible at home. One less motor to maintain and a few less wires to tag and document works for me!!
No I need to get back to digging out that closet to find my Western Maryland information.
