Good Morning Everyone,
I got thrown off of the cruise ship today at 6:45 Am and now I am back to reality. I gave the model room floor a nice coat of paint before I left. It is now ready for some work. Thank you Joe for starting this off last week. Let's see what everyone has been working on in this new year.
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Ready to finish oiling the road but the work crew hasn't shown up yet; hiding out at Attista I suspect. 
Wow Allen! That's quick from getting das Boot to arriving home! You must have departed and arrived at (marrone) Bayonne.! I hope that you are well rested and had a good cruise!
Did you like pinia colladas? Get caught in the rain...
Mark,
There was no rain. Only Vodka and Tonic. Bayonne is a great port to go in and out of and the ship was magnificent.
Found some photos from the '50's Obviously taken with a cheap Kodak camera...
Welcome back Alan.
Jackiejr just realized the difference in color of the road representing the oil.
Sirt, amazing as usual.
I've finally had the chance to get back to the workbench after a long hiatus for other projects. It's great to be back in the game!
I recently finished an SP MP15 with fixed pilots, Kadee couplers, and a weathering job with artist oils. It still needs further work, including extending the handrails to the pilots.
I'm also working on an Atlas station modeled to depict a period long after passenger service has ended but still useful to maintenance-of-way crews. Also shown is a corrugated building from Clever Models. I print the building on my home printer and mount it to a foam core shell. The small house flats, including the fence, are also from Clever Models. All are still works in progress.
Sorry for the crappy photos but I'm still having trouble mastering my camera!
Joe Shipbaugh
Happy Scenic Sunday! Alan good to have you back starting things off. Beautiful work as always everyone and thank you for taking the time to share and post.
Finally broke through on the fourth wall, finished up all windows and doors, and hastily squared off the walls to make sure everything fit together properly. Its been slow going but hope to raise the roof this week.
Alan Graziano posted:Mark,
There was no rain. Only Vodka and Tonic. Bayonne is a great port to go in and out of and the ship was magnificent.
Welcome back Alan!
Alan, glad you are back safe and sound from the cruise ! Awesome contributions by all. WBG PETE those "50's" pictures are great.
- Tom
Great work guys! I look forward to this thread, and I’m always inspired 👍🏻
Andy
Nice work this weld guys, some great shots.
adding a few more buildings to the layout. Here are two in process.
Nice work everyone. Rich I love that bus depot.
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