I believe "God don't make no junk," but some turn their noses up at those that hang out on the other side of the tracks.
Here is the place to show off your undesirables, which I find particularly charming and fun to see on a train layout.
I will get us started with this:
Arnold
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I was thinking this was a re-run.
Show Me the Other Side of the Tracks
The only reason I remember this is it got some folks spun up on other forums. Still love seeing what others are doing.
@MartyE posted:I was thinking this was a re-run.
Show Me the Other Side of the Tracks
The only reason I remember this is it got some folks spun up on other forums. Still love seeing what others are doing.
Oops, your correct, Marty, I forgot. Still, we can update for those interested.
@MartyE posted:The only reason I remember this is it got some folks spun up on other forums. Still love seeing what others are doing.
Thats why they are on "other" forums
Being a little less fortunate (and a hole in your shoe) doesnt mean you cant have good friends to enjoy a game of chess with.
@bluelinec4 posted:Thats why they are on "other" forums
Well I can see where folks like to keep their layout more "innocent" but those who model realistically are almost obliged to have a seedier section of town. It's more real world. I certainly don't fault them for not wanting it but I hope they can appreciate the modeling aspect. That's why the hobby is so fun. We can chose how we want our layout to be.
I've posted this before, but do so again because it's one of my favorites:
Maybe that hobo will become one of the lawyer's clients:
LOL, Arnold
Nothin but a pair of railroad tracks separating the saints from the sinners. 
I plan to have a seedy area with RK & Woodland Scenics trailers.
Maybe, trailers for sale or rent.
Some rooms to let, 50 cents.
No phone, no pool, no pets . . .
CB&Q Bill
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