Mark Boyce posted:Moonson posted:Mark Boyce posted:Yes Frank, I can hear Willie singing!! Great photos!
Thanks, Mark. It's always nice to hear from you.
FrankM.
Thank you Frank! Hopefully things have settled down some for you, and I will post more often.
Thank you, Mark, all is well.
Few real old trains. These are from the museum in Chattanooga last week. We rode the 630 for a short ride and turned around on a turntable. 1st time I ever seen a real one that actually worked.
scene on Clem's layout.....
Happy 4th !
Real nice ballasting and landscape, Briansilvermustang, not to mention one good lookin' locomotive, too!
FrankM.
thank you Frank, but the lighting and camera hide a lot, I still have much more to learn....Brian
and I keep forgetting to turn the train lights on...
I love the work and detail you put into your scenery, looks great, awesome work !!
Happy Independence Day!!
Delightful, Mark, cheerful and fun!
FrankM.
Thank you, Frank!!
Mark Boyce posted:Happy Independence Day!!
Very nice scene!
gandydancer1950 posted:Mark Boyce posted:Happy Independence Day!!
Very nice scene!
Thank you!
My son running trains on my father-in-law's layout. At 3 years old he is pretty good with a DCS remote. My father-in-law finally got a grandchild who loves trains, or as my son calls them "woo woos ". My father-in-law use to model in HO, but I got him to see the light of going to O gauge. ��
JackieJr, BSM love those tractor dealerships.
Mark sweet bunting on those bildings. Where did you get it or are they DIY?
tumbleweed56 posted:
My son running trains on my father-in-law's layout. At 3 years old he is pretty good with a DCS remote. My father-in-law finally got a grandchild who loves trains, or as my son calls them "woo woos ". My father-in-law use to model in HO, but I got him to see the light of going to O gauge. ��
Great photo and great story, Tumbleweed56! Looks like your father-in-law has a nice O gauge layout.
Mark Boyce posted:tumbleweed56 posted:
Great photo and great story, Tumbleweed56! Looks like your father-in-law has a nice O gauge layout.
And I would add, the total ease of the grandson with a handheld electronic device is charming. His causal look of confidence and control is indicative of his whole generation's comfort and quick mastery with such equipment, I believe.
FrankM.
coach joe posted:JackieJr, BSM love those tractor dealerships.
Mark sweet bunting on those bildings. Where did you get it or are they DIY?
Thank you, Joe! It did turn out pretty good. The bunting came with the flag. My wife got them at a thrift store last year. Now if I saved the package, I'll let you know who made them.
Ah thrift stores, dollar stores and 5&10s. The sources of so many details.
coach joe posted:Ah thrift stores, dollar stores and 5&10s. The sources of so many details.
Well I can identify this one. Department 56 #56.52943 from 2001. How about that, I forgot because I didn't have time to decorate for Independence Day this year
Is heavy equipment moving in for possible public works projects?
NJCJOE postNJCJOE posted:
Joe you have one heck of a collection.
How long did it take you to acquire the real train items?
The Gateman, always reliable.
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