A Few Trainstock 9 Photos

Great pics, Skip!

Peter

Nice pics Skip.

A few times I tried to introduce myself (I ate lunch with my kids across the table) but you were so popular I couldn't get a word in 

Skip,

Thank you for taking the time to take these fantastic pictures. That layout is amazing.

Silver Lake posted:

Nice pics Skip.

A few times I tried to introduce myself (I ate lunch with my kids across the table) but you were so popular I couldn't get a word in 

So sorry about not meeting you! I know we have much in common. Please interrupt next time so we can talk.

Skip 

Thanks fpr the great photos Skip - Sure hope to make it one year and meet all you guys!

Today's winning raffle ticket for a Lionel C&NW GP-38 Trainset was pulled by our guest, Carrie. Jim D. made the announcement to the crowd.

The winning ticket owner was Chris Lord.

Carrie took home a calendar for helping us out. 

Thanks to everyone that made it today's event. Great to meet many of the folks on the forum.

Here a few from a great day!

Thank you Skip, Don and everyone. Great to see everyone, the fantastic layout and great food. I had another great time.

Here are a few more pictures from today

Great pics Skip! Sorry we didn't get to chat today.  Hope to see you at Springfield. 

Great photos! Had a great time today as well!!! 

Thank you for posting all your pictures. Wish I was able to make it today but there is always next year.

Have a great rest of the weekend.

David

Looks like a great time.  I've got to get to see this layout at some point.  Thanks to everyone who posted photos.

Nice pics.  Is the White Castle scratch built?

Thanks for the pictures,couldn't make it this year but it's always fun to see the real jersey boys. They do a great job 

On the White Castle building, need to check?

Ben? Jim? Vinnie?

Thanks to the hirailers for hosting a successful event. As always a great layout and great food  ! ! !

Here are a few more from today.

Here are more photos today.

Thanks.  I live vicariously through your photos. 

Its certainly the prime event of the winter. A layout second to none, exceptional fresh prepared food and really nice people that share a common interest. The NJHighrailers are truly a great group of hosts and their hospitality is incredible. First time attending with Paula and she enjoyed it as well.

Skip, nice talking to you while we ate. Glad your kids still enjoy the holiday walking tour.

Andy was that you with that you with your two daughters?  If it was I didn't recognize you from your avatar photo because of the hat.

SantaFeJim posted:

Nice pics.  Is the White Castle scratch built?

Yes the White CAstle was scratchbuilt by a friend of mine

can anyone post a layout diagram?

I believe that I saw a diagram hanging on the wall yesterday and it must have been at least 12 feet long. May be hard to post here.

Some people pics

wb47 posted:

can anyone post a layout diagram?

Here are a few of my shots. Forum member Eddiem and two of my club are waving on the upper level.

Thank you again for the fine hospitality of the NJHR.

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A whole bunch of TS 9 photos.  We hope to see you all back to TS X.

wb47 posted:

can anyone post a layout diagram?

Here ya go!  There's been a few changes since this was updated, most notably the subway yard has been redone.

Here's some layout info:

• 2586 straight sections
• 869 curves
• 417 switches
• 7800 ft of track (77 scale miles)
• Infinite fun!

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Thanks for all the pics........I feel like I was there.......have to plan for next year!

Peter

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Great meeting you yesterday Ben! It seemed everyone had a great time. Thanks NJ Highrailers!

-Tom

This was the first time I noticed the Munoz Pumps factory on the layout.  Is this one of the structures off of Elliot's former Munoz Lines or is it an homage to his former layout?

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Looks like a great time - dang long way from Tulsa.

Great pictures.  I spend some time watching the transfer table in full operation, this is the first time I saw it working 100%, and what a great facility.  There's so much to see there, you never take it all in, even after multiple visits!