Time for a few T-Rex shots right?

I LOVE IT!

Where did you get the T-Rex.

Ralph

Walmart

YESSSSSSSSSS! Having fun and enjoy the layout any way you care to, thaat is what this hobby is all about. Thanks for the great pictures.

I see those guys are still running amok.   Nice pics.

When do the plastic army men show up to try and stop him?

Also, there is a dinosaur egg on the rear train car and 2 near the tracks...that cant bode well....it will multiply!

A classic! 

--Greg

We have some of them now too after seeing yours

Thanks for the topic. I thought I would never post this silly image a friend sent me anywhere!

Hi Perry,

Good to see you and the big guy around here again.

I got to do some Arizona hiking on a trip out there last spring. Can't wait to do it again.

Jim

I've missed Ol Rex, glad to see you've feeding him well!    Russ

Awesome! Thanks for posting those pics. I can't wait to show my 7yr old son! He will love these...I imagine there will be some dinosaurs coming to our layout soon!! 

Jay in Ottawa

Obviously we're having FUN!!!

Reminds me of the late John Allen...anyone remember him?  He made use of dinosaurs on his layout, too.  I remember a stegosaurus named "Emma" featured in a photo of his layout.  Emma was a 'work stegosaurus'.  John was reported to have said that she was "not very smart, but obliging and strong."  And, since his layout featured both standard and narrow gauge lines and the interchange(s) of the same, Emma's 'advantage' was that she could switch both types of cars without regard for gauge.  Hey, made sense to me...back then!!  For all the accolades for his realism, John LOVED adding touches of whimsy.  BTW, Emma was seen in a couple of Varney ads which featured John's Gorre & Daphetid layout. 

We (LHS) sell LOTS of dinosaurs of this type.  Dinos NEVER lose their attraction with kids, and as Perry has shown, they can create the sort of 'mayhem' that even Allstate won't insure!!!

Nice post.

KD