Is that a scale university roundhouse? It's rare to see an O guage roundhouse with square windows & doors!
Nice service platforms!
where did you get them or are they scratchbuilt?
I'll butt into this one and tell you that's a plaster RH kit from Dennis Brennan. The service platforms came from Dave at Crescent Locomotive Works.
Pulled out a couple of cars for this special weekend.
Really Nice pictures everypne. Thanks for sharing.
SJC:
Nice job on your layout. The log fascia is a nice touch, I don't think I have seen this used before. Living in a log home, I can appreciate this application.
PTC...thanks for the kind words. That is actually a (pretty lame) attempt at a rock cliff around the entire edge of the layout. I originally did it around the tunnel portals, as you can see behind the church and house in the 4th photo and later followed up on all exposed wood around the layout. It is bunched up newspaper covered with plaster cloth, then covered with Sculptamold, than painted. Not the most realistic but it does look decent in person and is durable and easily touched up.
Bill,
Cool car. I visited Gettysburg on the way home from our 765 trip out of Harrisburg. They were getting ready for huge crowds this year. We had the most perfect day too. Cool day....perfect skys......everyone should visit Gettysburg.
When I saw these beauties, I just had to have them. They arrived this week. 
They are a custom run from Sandpit Trains in Orange, CT. The only problem is that they spelled my name wrong... 
Andy
Andy, you ought to see what "they" do with 'Saucier', down here in redneck country!! Not only the spelling but the pronunciation!
Most recent additions to the WIHABL Railroad roster have been placed into service...MTH Premier Delaware & Hudson ALCo RS11 powered and non-powered units. Happy weekend everyone!!
BANDOB, what a clever setup. Something different.
Laidoffsick posted
I'll butt into this one and tell you that's a plaster RH kit from Dennis Brennan. The service platforms came from Dave at Crescent Locomotive Works.
Thanks, I don't see them on Dennis' website. The front would be great for me, the sides would have to be modified a bit to be more ATSF prototypical, but an excellent model. I didn't see them listed on the website so I guess they are gone. Irregardless, I'll contact Dennis and ask.
"BANDOB, what a clever setup. Something different."
Thanks, TrainsRMe. On July 4, all locomotives that operate will carry flags. Flags were obtained from Boxcar Bill here on the forum, who still had them in stock.
Here is all 3 of the locomotives all owned by the Michigan and Great Lakes RR.
#110 - The oldest in the fleet, an 0-6-0.
#40 - A Ten Wheeler
#1 - A 0-8-0
It is a pity that our toy train makers as with most people do NOT know what the flag (Stars and Bars) of the Confederacy looked like!
This is one of my GN15 projects just need a tender to finish it off. Before on the left.
Love those Gettysburg cars
Now this is weathering done right lol!
VaGolfer1950,
It looks as if you were in Germantown, TN recently, and driving along Poplar Pike.
Richard Gonzales
When I saw these beauties, I just had to have them. They arrived this week.
They are a custom run from Sandpit Trains in Orange, CT. The only problem is that they spelled my name wrong...
Andy
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