Hi all, this is a blog to show the build of my new HOn3 layout.

It is to be a protolanced layout based on D&RGW and other Colorado 3 feet gauge railroads in the 1930's.

Here is the next project already started. This is another Walther’s Mainline car. I love these cars, as they produce quite a few shortline roadnames no one else does, plus they’re inexpensive cars but look decent. This car is based on a prototype car, and is patched in several different spots with different color paint. The car also has quite a bit of rust and grime on it.

I was sent this and the gentleman asked for me to share it. It takes all kinds to make the world go round, and indeed some are model railroaders. Even in the middle east.

This G scale model is in Kuwait

www.youtube.com/watch?v=7f4CEyQm18A&feature=youtu.be

Hello everyone, I reckon some of you would like to join in this contest so here is a link.

No Purchase Required, one week left.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqO-ZkNVw10

Hi! I´m celebrating 5 years with my layout. Join med on the tour of change!

Hello all I have finally done it gotten myself a layout albeit a very small one but one with room for infinite expansion. The layout will be made of lasercut modules each measuring 11.75"x8.5" in size with a height of only 3/4" they feature tabs that allow the modules to stack together and store in a very small space. The layout itself will be used with a removable casset and as seen in the image (not to scale) features 4 spurs each holding at least two 40ft. cars.

Latest cars out of the paint shop:

A B&O 36 ft car from an MDC car   Removed the side grabs and made the door left opening.  Added Tahoe 5'6" arch bar trucks.  Art Griffin Decals, with Sunshine Model chalk marks.  Weathering is colored pencil and air brushed dust and soot.

My main focus is my HO Scale Nicholas & Ashley Creek Ry.  But my wife likes to garden, and during the Summer months I like to be outdoors too.  Recently I've gotten a more receptive response to the idea of a small Garden Railroad, so, I've been playing with ideas.  My plan for this blog is to explore G scale and develop ideas that I might use in the future.  Suggestions and insights are welcome!

*** UPDATE 6-8-18 Transformers on shelves & on concrete pad.  You can see the post HERE.

***UPDATE 5-31-18 One shelf almost complete.  You can see the post HERE.