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I have been a train guy for more years than I want to recount and an OGR Forum member since July 2006.  I recently retired and one of the things I wanted to do was to establish my own website to document my work on my O Gauge 3-rail layout the Mid Atlantic Railway System.  Although I have been working on my railroad for a number of years there have been a number of competing interests and progress was slow.  Now having retired I am going to work on the railroad with renewed interest and enthusiasm.  I just published my first ever website called Bo's Trains and invite you to take a look at it and hopefully follow the work being done over time.  You can visit my website Bo's Trains at http://www.bostrains.com

Thank you, Bill B.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Eric, thanks.  This my first effort to create a website.  I hope that as I gain experiece with it I can make improvements in the design and content.  One of the first things I found I need to do is to acquire a better camera which I will do shortly.  I would like to purchase one that will also allow me to make videos.  It is my plan to make at least weekly updates showing progress.  I hope that as time goes on people will share comments to include suggestions on how I might tackle a particular issue or improve on what I have done.  My goal is to make the best railroad layout I can make given my vision, talents and resources.  Thanks again Eric for responding to my post and the positive feedback!  Bill B. (Bo)  

 

You can visit my website Bo's Trains at http://www.bostrains.com

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Charlie, thanks.  I appreciate the feedback.  Yes, I love runninig the trains though it sometimes hinders the progress, if you know what I mean.  As I came up with my concept I wanted to focus on having plenty of room for scenery.  Regardless of how big a layout might be and this is the biggest I have ever tackled, there are always compromises.  In this case for example, I gave up sometimes having a double mainline in order to maintain wide radius curves and to have more space to for scenery.  Thanks again and I hope you'll check in once in awhile to see how I'm going.  Take care, Bo   

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