This happened a while ago now but thought it would be interesting to show here. In early June I went to the Model Railroader magazine HQ. Below are some photos of what I saw (and who I met). Overall I met: Alex from Trains Magazine, and Model Railroader: Neil, Cody, Steve and David. (Sorry don't have all last names sorry)

I was able to see all past layouts except the Seaboard Short Line which I was told was sold to a collector.

Video of the Contest Model Room NNGC Sept 2-5 Houston Texas.

The Brooke scene is coming together.  Next decision, should I paint a sign on the side of the tobacco prizery (warehouse/factory)? I am thinking something like this would be cool.

More photos at:

I have a sheet of .060 styrene and want to start practicing making roads. Eventually I want to be able to make them for an industrial switching layout.  Can anyway help me out and tell me how wide each lane should be?  I'm talking about single lane roads, one lane in each direction.  I have one of those green HO scale track templates with the ruler on the side going up to 5 FT in HO.  Thanks in advance for the help✌️

To access my station, I designed this roadway ramp.  It is inspired from my memories of access road ramps in Rhinecliff and Beacon, N.Y.  They are  access to  railroad stations and ferry terminals on the Hudson River.

They are made from Rix bridge components.

These are some of the entries more are on the video that will follow. Link takes you to rest of pictures.  https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.391331421037305.1073741853.234942163342899&type=3

More Videos To Come

I will be selling T-Shirts on a website called Threadless in early October and am beginning the design process now. If anyone has some requests please post them here. I will do anything to the best of my abilities and proceeds will go to both my model railroading and my School Club. I will post the ideas here also.