Thanks guys we ordered many books so far today. If anyone else wants one let me know I can add them.
They are expected between 12/5-12/9 and I can ship them from here. Between the 50% off discount and the super saver shipping option it sure makes these a reality.
I appreciate the love guys. I'm very honored. I'm sure these books will make a fine addition to any train lounge of living room as long the wife is ok. 
Some main line action over on the High Plains Route
Hey guys my publisher is offering another sale at 50% through Saturday if anyone of you still want a book please let me know. $65 plus shipping. Calandar is $30. This is the exact price they are charging me.
Butch reminded me today that I am limiting the production to 35 total books signed and numbered thus far I think I am up to 11.
I should have mentioned that in the beginning. It's an art book of sorts and I will not do this one again.
Thanks Butch
Hey folks the books and calendars have started arriving. They are pretty nice.
Erik C Lindgren posted:
Hey folks the books and calendars have started arriving. They are pretty nice.
Excellent!
Who made the Mopac FA locomotive
OMI late 80's Ajin
Erik,
I wanted to let you know on the forum that I received your book yesterday in perfect condition and it will be a proud addition to my train /office room at home. The photographs are stunning and will be an inspiration for me to take it up a notch on my next model railroad project. Thank you for taking the time to do this.
Jerry Kimble
Atlas Model Railroad Company
Coordinator Sales/Marketing/Product Development
That is fantastic Jerry, thank you for the appreciation of the work.
Erik
Also received the book yesterday. Just great to have. My wife was looking at it and did not realize that it was pics from your modules until I told her. Once again thanks
Doug
Doug that's fantastic. The others are going out this week. The Holidays really slows things down.
Glad to see you put this together. Your talent deserves to be shared. Best of luck on sales.
It's a weird feeling I get each time I pop in here for a peek...one side of me wants to be this good one day and keep building till I get there....the other side of me thinks I should just Give up and take up beer can collecting...
Bravo(insert slow applause)
Thanks guys!
Finally I got all the books sent. The printer does take awhile to produce. I think there is only one left from a recent order to come from them.
theteejmiester posted:It's a weird feeling I get each time I pop in here for a peek...one side of me wants to be this good one day and keep building till I get there....the other side of me thinks I should just Give up and take up beer can collecting...
Bravo(insert slow applause)
Hey Tee J Miester,
Thank you but it's no sweat; just some fu-fu and glue and your in business! Turn on the right lights and grab that Holga and click the shutter.
I appreciate the love man
suzukovich posted:Erik
Also received the book yesterday. Just great to have. My wife was looking at it and did not realize that it was pics from your modules until I told her. Once again thanks
Doug
Doug,
I am thrilled you like it.
William 1 posted:Glad to see you put this together. Your talent deserves to be shared. Best of luck on sales.
Thanks William 
Cold January evening in downtown Longview at the Hotel Longmont
Same weather here!!!
Roll on the summer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jpv in France
Yeah JPV,
We had the Chinooks early this morning; 75-80 mph gusts at 0400.
Number #1182 makes it's way South toward Boulder with a beet train.
I cant wait to get the bridge ready for some photography.
Quick little video of some switching about on the LT&N at the Pinehurst event last month. John Cullen of the Colorado Toy Train Group is a terrific host.
Nice shots glad you are no longer MIA.
Really good modeling and photography. Look like some of them could have actually been taken in Arvada (Co.) in the 1950's.
Chuck Sartor posted:Really good modeling and photography. Look like some of them could have actually been taken in Arvada (Co.) in the 1950's.
I'm honored Chuck for the compliment. I'm stunned, thank you. As far as the images locations the majority in this thread are at my home near Leyden, however many are taken on location at Plainview, Longmont, and the Diagonal between Longmont and Boulder at John's home.
Wow. Love the video. The sound seems great to me. The artwork is fantastic.
Engineer-Joe posted:Wow. Love the video. The sound seems great to me. The artwork is fantastic.
Thanks Joe!
A terribly compressed video I edited down for Instagram.. I may take some near-field recordings of the set up with my external stereo iPhone microphone next time or the D810 with the Rhode mic.. I swear this footage was 4K 
It is a Loksound ESU decoder with an iPad speaker in the firebox and a Tang Band speaker set in the tender. Works pretty well.
As my friend says "O Scale in your Face!" Yes sir! Love that sound.. And he is my absolute favorite genius in our hobby.
I sincerely recommend you take a look at the following link and a lot of the content over at A&O; what they have going on is profound...
Got a spare book left Eric? Amazing work.
Wow, great pics!! What's the steam loco in your October calendar photo!? How did you get the smoke effect?
Eric,
I would be most happy to get a copy your book autographed as well.
Are there any available?
Thanks.
Dick Donaway
Erik, nice to see new vignettes here. It has been a while.
Thanks for reviving this thread, Erik. These photographs are some of your very best, wonderful scenery, weathering, and use of light.
CBQer posted:Eric,
I would be most happy to get a copy your book autographed as well.
Are there any available?
Thanks.
Dick Donaway
I can have one printed anytime you want one.
Sorry been busy last few weeks.
Eric,
Send me the info and I'll send you a check. I think you have my email. Can't wait.
Thank you so much.
Dick
Erik,
How long does it take you to set up for a shot? The attention to detail is outstanding.
Great photos!
Larry
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