A pic from a few weeks ago. Trying to get my basic rolling stock fleet modified and ready for painting/decals. Still a ways to go before I have a basic fleet. However, since this picture was taken, more cars have been readied for the paint shop process.

Andre

Craig

That looks like something home security agents would be interested in. What in the heck is that going to be!

Rick,
Follow this link... ;)
http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/29202
Craig

At the present moment I have 4 workbenches in use.

#1. Main (various small projects)

#2. Drying area

#3. The layout (bench work)

#4. The computer desk

So take your pick. LOL

Charlie

Participating in this let me see just how badly uneven the railings are on the top. i had to tear the high side off and reglue it...

It is my N scale scratch built Hotel Meade. All paper and scale lumber posts. 

Where in the world did you get those mad skills? What a great read.........Really interested in how this will finish up.

 Oh yeah, I’ll call my buddies at Homeland Security and tell them that they can back off now

Lots of things are on my workbench in various stages of progress, but this structure build is receiving my primary focus right now.

My Beagle/Bassett Buddy guards the layout while I am at work.

Dan Pugatch
Freelance HO Scale Layout Breakwater Branch: Connecting the Maine Coast to the World set in the 1980s

Between organizing a new workbench and unpacking boxes, I've been building one of the new Accurail Fowler boxcar kits. The parts fall together quickly. I'm assessing details on an NC&StL prototype to determine the next steps. 

Here's a closer look at the underframe. The K brake cylinder is one casting. The rods and levers are another. The center sills are separate and have the brake hangers already cast in place. The three skinny crossmembers are also separate. 

Eric