A Sierra Nevada Story

WOW!  Awful lot of smoke out of that cab forward for no train though.

Thank you Hot Water. Appreciate the comment. And I will diminish the smoke a bit. 

Erik C Lindgren posted:

Thank you Hot Water. Appreciate the comment. And I will diminish the smoke a bit. 

Excellent. Might want to add an Engineer and Fireman also.

Erik,

Why don't you just publish a book with all your magnificent photos. I'll buy an autographed copy.

Dick

He did, but it was buildings.  Hey Erik - check the forward left eccentric - it may be loose.

Hot - I may be wrong, but I think the last few photos were of the real thing.

bob2 posted:

He did, but it was buildings.  

Bob, it is of a layout that yes includes buildings, and trains, model citizens, cars, trucks, trees, tracks, and most of the goodies generally associated with a layout. It's not a train book but a layout book about an exhibit layout we use to historically represent the region we live. 

The stats are: 23 pages with 18 photos of trains out of a total of 54 photos. The rest are of scenes on the layout. 

Hi Erik,

Your referenced "layout book about an exhibit layout". 

Is it available anywhere? Would you consider a reprint run for your 

Erik C Lindgren fan club members ?

all our best,

Bill��

Again just fabulous work.  Both the modeling and the photography.

Now THAT'S nice! Even photoshopped in a REAL Engineer. Except for a very few give-aways, it is hard to tell it is a model.

After multiple attempts, even the Artista engineers are too chunky and spoil the effect so I used an engineer from the genuine source. The engineer is the life behind the locomotive kind of important I agree Hot Water.