Your Layout Vignettes

Not corny at all!  It is a great tribute to you and your wife!

here is an old one!

Great pictures everyone!

and thank you for the likes!

Andre.

One more for the road.  Click on photo for title.

With a little help from one of our friends

Early morning on the "EL"....

Alan

South Station on the Twin Lakes Central....the beginning of a long commuter day!!

Alan

Just posted this and a few other in Sunday Scenic Showcase 7-13-2014

Someone e-mailed an wanted to see all the Veranda Turbine vignettes.  So, at the risk of leaving no doubt I am certifiable, here is the full set and the story they tell.  Only about fifteen of these are still on the layout, although I have all that I have removed to make room for other things stored under the layout. 

Some really cool scenes everyone.

Here's a few from my layout.

Downtown.....

Alan

A "face" that even my mother could love!!....the streamliner is coming off the turntable to go on its next journey....

Alan

I'm learning a lot and getting lots of ideas from all these wonderful posts! Thanks for sharing with us!

Here is one of my corners, still in work...There's research going on underneath the launch pad...

Terry

WOW!!!  You guys have a train load of talent!!  Thanks for the terrific posts and ideas!

Here are a few more photos from my road.

"These darned unpaved roads sure are hard on tires..."

Alan

"Regular or Ethyl sir..??"

Alan

Fred's two favorite vehicles....one that makes him money and one that costs him money!!....

Alan

Lee Willis,

What a great imagination for your story of Veranda!

A Chrysler turbine?  I thought Lee had all the obscure nifties sewn up.  

Ol' Stumpy's campfire in the headlight...

Checkers anyone?

A little old fashioned car show at the local airport, starring Homies

- walt

Whoa! This is just jaw dropping Lee. One day you're going to have to divulge your secret technique(s) for creating these amazing o scale figures!

I just noticed that the 50 Chevy doesn't have a driver.  I had better call that to the attention of the proper authorities as someone could get hurt doing that.

Art

Art, not to worry, it's just the Invisible Man out for a spin.

From my now demolished layout.

Pete,

what great photos.  Your layout must have been really nice.  Are you building another?

Pete,
Could we maybe just say "retired" instead of "demolished". Otherwise it's too painful to imagine the loss of that kind of artistic work.

S

As the morning sun rises, we see all of the power lined up with great consists of passenger cars ready to depart the train shed....one wonders where their journey will take them.....

Alan

Alan, as always, beautiful pictures. But by the looks of everything, I don't believe there's room for them to move anywhere.

Thanks for the aerial photograph, Alan. I see the path now, but there seems to be an overwhelming amount of traffic on your railroad empire. Revenues must be great. Just teasing, of course. I amazed at the variety of vignettes your able to accommodate in your space. I must admit that the station and train shed is my favorite area of the layout. Although, I find plenty 'like' on your layout.

Hi Everyone - Here are some more photos from Patsburg and the Free State Junction Railway.  The two snow photos are from a layout that I built last holiday season for a Music Academy where I teach trumpet.  Thanks for the Likes of my former posts

Trumptrain,

Now I see where you get the trump part of your name.  Trumpet.  These are some rally nice photos.  Thanks for the snow ones, very good snow!

Alan,

These are super photos of a busy terminal!