I completed the build of my Dolores flour mill, and added lettering using dry transfers (my first attempt with those).

Details and lots more photos here:
http://rgsrr.blogspot.com/2017/01/dolores-flour-mill-and-dry-transfer.html

It's been forever, but I have finally updated my blog with a bunch of photos of recent structure work, and an operating session earlier this year.

I'll post a few of the photos in the first comment (below), but for details and lots more photos, go to my blog here:

http://rgsrr.blogspot.com/2016/12/merry-christmas-and-some-quick-updates...

- Steven Haworth
RGS history - http://www.rgsrr.info/

There's no good conclusions or answers here, but if you'd like to see all the attempts I made in finding the 'right' ballast for my beat-up, run-down, never-had-funding-for-actual-ballast Rio Grande Southern trackwork, read on:

http://rgsrr.blogspot.com/2016/04/ballast-and-static-grass-and-ink-oh-my...

I hope to have a followup post with what I did decide to finally use.  Um, once I figure that out!

I'm getting ready to start some 'test' op sessions, and have been creating documentation to help guests quickly understand both the layout and the historical / prototype context I'm trying to recreate.

So, I created a few 'overview' sheets and posted them around the layout.  What do you think?

Either will get you to the site.

If any of you were using, or have links on your sites to the old 'base' address of 'rgsrr.home.comcast.net' - please update it to 'rgsrr.info'.  Thanks!!!

Thanks everyone!!!

This isn't related to the RGS, but it's a cool narrow gauge railroad in Michigan copper mining country, and there's a lot of remains.  Photos and a few details in my blog:

http://rgsrr.blogspot.com/2015/07/not-rgs-but-interesting-ng-stuff-quinc...

It's been ages since I updated my blog, but I did a quick update with just a few photos of recent work.  Details and lots of photos here:

http://rgsrr.blogspot.com/2015/06/some-progress-on-yards-turntable.html

And here's a few of about 15 Proto2k stock cars I built and modified to look kinda like D&RG or RGS cars (although these are std-guage)

It's been a while since I posted, but I have been busy, mostly at the workbench, and mostly w/ structures.  Here's some recent ones.