What paperwork are you using for operation your layout?

on my layout, Car movement cards, sequence list, switch list, train orders with dtc and form G
 

Hi! :)

I built a small bridge/jetty for my lake. I thought it could be a good starting point for others who haven´t started to build structures in wood yet. That´s why I made a video tutorial of the process. Hopefully it will inspire you to get started too. :)

Well, I finally got a chance to update ya'll on this build. 

Pic of Hatch assembly. I left it on the parts tree for easier handling.

Another pic of hatch.

** UPDATE 5-28-16 It's working! (Page 7 on this thread)

** UPDATE 5-24-16 - I got my repaired DCS50 back (Page 7 on this thread)

** UPDATE 3-24-16 Mystery solved on programming problems (Page 7 on this thread)

**UPDATE 3-18-16 - Still can't program the decoders even with a booster.

** UPDATE 3-11-16 - Label made & components mounted on face (Page 4 of this thread).

Old Bluebox cars work great except for the metal coupler covers, they can pop off causing derailments or damage to your cars. One solution to this is from A-Line and it i the bullseye tap jig. The basic starter kit comes with a set of screws and the jig itself. (I forgot to get photos will try later or another day) The jig itself slips onto the area where the coupler would go and helps keep your drill or whatever you use straight when making the hole. Once you are done with that simply screw in the screw and your car is ready to go and couplers won't be falling off willy nilly.

NMRA division 1 MCR Spring layout tour

http://media.wix.com/ugd/dcfc72_39fdbb37671c43ed91feb3cb24f4fed2.pdf

Anyone else get this?

I am researching modules at the moment.  A lot of Freemo modules are built and exhibited in Europe.

However, one module I found, with a short video on YouTube is of a working Tornado, complete with thunder and lightning.  This was on display at Trainfest 2015 in Milwaukee Wisconsin.

March update, got all my orders for various needed scenery material, local hobby shop for the Woodland Scenics stuff, Eurorail in Canada for the small scenery stuff, Scenics express for the major stuff, Eurotrain Hobbies for the weird stuff (Fleischman ballast for mainline) & of course a shout out for e-bay for the electrical parts & odd building material no one carries anymore.

Ok now I know why TCS put the WOW at the start of their new diesel decoders...