LOL Mark!
Big weekend for the mountain. We went from this: 
To this:
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Superchief, All I can say is WOW!! It looks great!
An amazing transformation!
More pictures from church.
Scott Smith
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Ashland Rail Days 2016:
Our layout:
This is our 6X11 easily transportable layout. It breaks up into 3 pieces and fits into the back of an SUV. It can be set up and taken down in about 30 minutes and is designed to be handled by 2 people(though the more, the merrier). It is perfect for small venues and short time set ups.
More info about our group here:
https://ogrforum.com/topic/modular-group-news
Other layouts:
Lego layout:
A great day for all.......loads of families....we certainly had a blast!
Peter
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c.sam posted:Older photos from the Appalachian, Tampa, & Santa Fe with two Legacy steamers - No240 UP Mikado and No261 MR S3.
One of the nicest ways I have ever seen that bridge integrated into a landscape. Really beautifully done!
frankm
Was at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry last Thursday and took a behind the scenes tour. The HO model railroad is extensive, lots of trains running and they have a real 727 overhead that goes through a landing sequence every 15 minutes. The 999 really looks great. I have been going to MSI since I was young 1960's and I still enjoy it. I still miss the original O scale Santa Fe layout though.
franktrain
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Thanks a lot Frank for the nice comment about our Hellgate Bridge. I've always admired your work overall and really appreciate you sir!
Hope y'all remembered to set your clocks back,
and your tummies forward.
