That's Bernie Kempinski's modeling

That's Bernie Kempinski's fine N scale modeling ... he's a regular poster on here. I'll let Bernie chime in with any details, where you can find more images, etc.

Nice stuff.  I'd love to seem

Nice stuff.  I'd love to seem some HO D&RGW pictures too including similar scenes but so far I haven't found much on the net.  I have to say he did a good job in N - many of the N scale D&RGW and SP stuff has crude looking snow plows which are the dead give away that it's N scale.  Those photo's have better looking plows than most N!

Hey Mr. Fugate, I know I'm

Hey Mr. Fugate, I know I'm usually mowing grass out in the rough when I swing ideas at the old white ball, but...

What if...

The banner was clickable, so that if I clicked on the banner, I would be taken to the gallery of banner pictures?  I could then cycle through these pictures, reading the brief description under each image and get a complete sense of what I'm looking at, if I so wished to do that.\

I could also look at all the banner pictures once just to know what all is in there.

Just a thought...adding more strokes to my scorecard by the post!

Bernie's work is great...

LOL.. I feel the same way when I see the tight curves, small scenery, little buildings, and short trains, its a dead give away its HO..

Seriously, another great D&RGW N model was Make Danneman N scale layout if you ever get a chance to see pictures of that..

Chris

Tight curves?

"LOL.. I feel the same way when I see the tight curves, small scenery, little buildings, and short trains, its a dead give away its HO.."

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Ahhh Chris...LOL indeed.  HO doesn't have to have tight curves and short trains.  Joe Fugates layout and many others are good examples of that.  I admit, I'm picky about plows.  Bernie does a great job at making N-scale shine and so does Mike D.   Good stuff!