It has been a long time since posting.

I've moved country and moved houses twice.

The module is now in it's permanent home, where I can start to expand the layout with the next few modules.

This is how far I had progressed before leaving San Francisco.

For any SC fans out there the latest Seaboard Central Layout Update is here.

https://youtu.be/as2TIYcoc3c
 

So...the comparing of the various options make it obvious that the Option 2 site is the only one even remotely able to suggest what the photos sent in show.  But a bit much of a project for the current budget both in time and resources.  But more interested than ever.  Send more please!  Was there a siding between the two tunnels?

In today’s episode of What’s That, I am going to open a package of ten Bev-Bel boxcars that I purchased on eBay.

Ever since I picked up my first issue of Model Railroader (January, 1983), the motto "Model Railroading is Fun!" has been emblazoned somewhere at the top of the front cover. Model railroading is "The World's Greatest Hobby" (another motto) - and for good reason: Arguably no other hobby offers as diverse a range of opportunities to learn & practice different skills. From engineering/planning, to carpentry, electrical work & electronics, painting, sculpture, and of course modeling, model railroading really has it all.

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Join us for the Live chat and Premiere tonight July 30, at 7pm EST ... We are going to be having a live discussion going on as well. So any questions or comments will be LIVE... Hope to see yall there!!!!!

When your programming signal logic, blocks & configuring turnouts in PanelPro, it can become a real pain going between the layout & dispatch office to check, especially running one up.

I'm looking for some idea on how to handle structure that meet the facia. I'm finally starting to add structures to the layout and trying to decide what might look good.

Middlebury, VT has a new rail tunnel under construction fabricated from precast concrete.  This could be a unique scene to model.   Clearances in the new tunnel accomodate new equipment and the town green is improved.

This Episode is Part Three of my video series Scenery Experiments. In this video series, I am going to attempt to weather my structures, add grass, foliage and trees, and include figures and other small details.