**Empire State Building landed...**

Looks awesome, can I get one?

Would someone tell him to get off the layout! 

Best joke I could think of. Sorry!

It does look great. 

That look's fantastic, Mike if i knew you were in New Jersey i would had you over.

Alex

It was a pleasure to see Mike and get to meet Roger at the club today. The building is truly fantastic and a wonderful addition to the layout. Not that you need me to say it, but these people really know how to do their stuff.

I asked Roger what the TW was for in the company name. I believe he said Theatre Works. (We did sit around a bit after and discuss how most of us have some level of CRS). Apparently they are in scenery work for theaters also. Makes perfect sense to me. After all, that train guy Disney was into animation.

There will be a lot of really neat changes for you to see at Trainstock in January.

Gerry

You forgot Kong!

Or a huge lighter than air ship.

Looks Great!!!

Great post.  Thank you.  Makes me glad my dues are paid in full.

Awesome!!! As usual. . 

The good news is that I did get off the layout! Kudos to the benchwork committee, it withstood a "Reagan"! 

Anyone who would like their own custom ESB (or any other custom building for that matter) feel to reach out to me directly at mreagan@twtrainworx.com and we'll get yours in the que!

Really hope you guys enjoy that building and the variable color LED's on the top!

Thank you for the opportunity! Really enjoyed the visit/install today!

See you guys we missed in York!

Mike

Cool stuff! 

That is just out of this world. Does the lights at the top change like the real one, different colors?

Dave NYC Hudson PRR K4 posted:

That is just out of this world. Does the lights at the top change like the real one, different colors?

Yup! Lots of cool changing colors

Traindame posted:

Dave NYC Hudson PRR K4 posted:

That is just out of this world. Does the lights at the top change like the real one, different colors?

Yup! Lots of cool changing colors

Now that is dedicated modeling. Completely awesome.

gmorlitz posted:

It was a pleasure to see Mike and get to meet Roger at the club today. The building is truly fantastic and a wonderful addition to the layout. Not that you need me to say it, but these people really know how to do their stuff.

I asked Roger what the TW was for in the company name. I believe he said Theatre Works. (We did sit around a bit after and discuss how most of us have some level of CRS). Apparently they are in scenery work for theaters also. Makes perfect sense to me. After all, that train guy Disney was into animation.

There will be a lot of really neat changes for you to see at Trainstock in January.

Gerry

 

 

a-spiring to new heights...

Very well done.....

Hi Gerry,

Almost... Theatrical Warehouse is what the TW stands for. Roger founded the company in 1982, same year our son, Frank, was born  Although the original partners cut out soon after, Roger's roots had already started to take hold and he thrived in the creative environment where his God given talents; set design, carpentry, painting, sculpting, welding, lighting, and genuine passion for developing relationships - flourished & continues to do so  

Thrilled the ESB is rocking in NJ on your Layout! 

Happy tracks!

Traindame aka Dorcie Farkash 

Nah, it was beauty killed the beast.

Mike, is that the Empire State Building in your hand or are you happy to see me?

Sorry I missed you guys Friday  Switch problems in Queens caused me to work pretty late  The building looks awesome  MAybe one of these two is next

Originally posted by Bluelinec4:

Sorry I missed you guys Friday  Switch problems in Queens caused me to work pretty late  The building looks awesome  MAybe one of these two is next:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JM-0Ywc7wNY

Sorry Matt! That is just wrong!!! 

Been lucky enough to visit the NJ Hi-Railers a couple of times.

The building looks great.

Nick

JDFonz posted:

Looks awesome, can I get one?

Absolutely! Please feel free to give Mike a call (330) 519-4831

www.blog.traindame.com 

JDFonz posted:

Looks awesome, can I get one?

TW TrainWorx Classic Landmark Series: https://blog.traindame.com/tw-...sic-landmark-series/ 

Fantastic!

Peter

Cannot wait to see it. well done.

Thought you'd enjoy some process  shots of the ESB at the TW TrainWorx McGowan St. Studio:

Happy Tracks!

Traindame aka Dorcie Farkash
TW TrainWorx
Dallas, TX | Concord, NC
(214) 634-2965
www.blog.traindame.com

Mikado posted:

The good news is that I did get off the layout! Kudos to the benchwork committee, it withstood a "Reagan"! 

 

Mike

We built that to withstand a Fioriello and Riccio at the same time   A Reagan is a lightweight compared to that  LOL

Hey Trainworx awesomeness guys and gals