BRIDGEVUE

DUE TO FILE SIZE YOU MIGHT HAVE TO DOWNLOAD TO VIEW. Thanks Greg.

Nice, Bridgevue....I like those walls.  Are they from Scenic Express?

 

Rick

Unfortunately, I don't know anything about the vendor who was selling these at a show. I would like to buy more myself. They are styrofoam and I just painted them. This section of my layout was not this far along when it appeared in the June /July  2014 issue of OGR. So these photos are new to the public. I also have an article in the January 2015 issue of OGR explaining how to build a high-rise, titled "Going Up" Thanks for your interest.

Greg Annett.

Video was fine as well as the scene. Great job. Yes, I am quite sure those are Scenic Express walls.

Thank you Don (DMASSO). I Think my video is a bit over exposed and out of focus but I will try to post better stuff in the future.

Cool video...... & layout.

 

Thanks "trainroomgary". Yeah my layout is featured on Toy Train Revue 3. Available at www.tmbv.com or thru www.Amazon.com

HERES A VIDEO OF THE HOTEL IN "BRIGEVUE"...I Explain how I built it in the O GAUGE RAILROAD JANUARY 2015 ISSUE. It's titled "Going Up"

Enjoy Greg Annett

Wonderful look at part of your railroad. I would like to see more of it.

Well if you guys aren't annoyed with my postings, I will keep them coming!
Greg

Greg....as long as you keep posting beautiful videos like the one above, how could anyone get "annoyed"!!....you keep em coming!!

 

Alan

 Cant be more annoying than me. Even with no videos More please.

I enjoyed your "how to" article in OGR.

Thanks Spence. Adriatic your funny man. Thanks Leaving Tracks. Will post another "short" today.

A Camelback with an afternoon commuter train leaves Bridgevue Terminal. August 1954.

Greg beautiful work.  It doesn't appear that the smoking locomotives bothers your weathering,what is the secret?  Jim R

Thanks for the compliment . I just sprayed on Dullcoat and some Polly scale sprayed with an airbrush. No problems with adherence.

SHARP layout!!!! Thanks for posting

Thanks AMCDave. so far there seems to be sufficient evidence that everyone would like to keep up on the progress of this layout. Therefore I will continue to add to THIS thread only. And no longer add to a couple of the previous ones that I had started over the last month. So... thanks to everyone with all those likes, and comments I welcome them and will continue right here. Greg A.

We all enjoy watching what others do on their layout. We grab an idea here and another one there.  Everyone's layouts are so different, but I enjoy them all.  Keep the pictures of yours coming, enjoyable.

Dan

Your exactly right Dan. So much of my stuff was inspired by great modelers...like Norm Charbonneau. Which I make clear on the DVD Toy Train Revue 3. Thanks for your comments. Greg Annett.

HEY GUYS...IM POSTING STUFF NOW ON A SPECIAL "GROUP" FACEBOOK PAGE TITLED "O SCALE HIGH RAIL MODELING WITH LIONEL, MTH, AND ATLAS". PLEASE COME OVER AND CHECK IT OUT. ( If you don't have a Facebook account...get one...we all need to get comfortable with technology. Facebook isn't a kid thing anymore!!! )

Greg A.

I don't do FaceSpace because I was a Tech guru for 25 years......and fully understand it.

Hope you will still post here....enjoyed your work.

Dave was thinking of getting out of here...I get 50-60 likes and comments over there easy. Within 24 hours.Do you have any suggestions on how to increase the audience here? I put a lot of work in these short videos man.

Greg Annett

Greg,

Please realize, that the number of likes ,is not an indication of viewership.  I have probably

reviewed, in the last year,every video, that is posted.  Do I like them, YES. Because the skill level is about 100 above mine.   Do I hit that like button,  nah, cause I really just dont

think about, it.  Or I move onto next ??? and just dont well just dont.  I have looked at yours probably 3-5 times,  just wishing something that aint happening, to my poor little east tennessee trackage, ( improvement).  I dont have the time.  I bet there are many

viewers that just dont hit the button. 

That's good to hear. Guess I never thought of that! I don't like the 100mb limit on here for posting video though. That's only like 15 seconds for high-definition.
But thanks for the insight about people seeing stuff posted and just don't hit the "like" button.

Greg Annett

Hey guys, I'm starting to post stuff on YouTube now, under key search word "BRIDGEVUE". Thanks Greg Annett.

Layout photos...

Consider it done, Facevue, bridgebook, Youbridge, whatever...

Hmmm, you just lost my interest in watching anything of yours. IMO, Moonman has helped out so many people for years. Whatever, the issue was, as far as I am concerned, have a good day!

You do not know the facts about the post that I received today. Because of how my feed was acting, along with some misinterpretation issues, I actually thought some advertiser was hacking me.  If you experienced what I experienced you would have done what I did.

Apologies to moonman!

Possibly, been there done that. I tried to make amends, as you have done. 

We all have bad days. Had it been me I would appreciate the heads up, hope you do.

Blame it on wet feet & melting snow.

You do have some spectacular efforts to contribute, and are apparently magazine seasoned to boot. Hope you stick around, and show us more,

Yup. Let's move forward! Peace to you.

I have removed a post. I hope nobody minds too much.

Forward.