Since Rick and others began posting their videos here It seemed a good idea to have a placeholder for using video in our models. My layout is far from complete and the scenery often varies from roughed in and painted to snow looking foam shapes or just plywood. Regardless, it is fun to see the railroad from a hum perspective. 

Please join me and post your trials and tribulations, YouTube links and set up's for the camera(s), and how you "produced" and edited the video. 

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/

Now for some of my modeling.

I bought this kit a few months after a very close family member passed away. I knew that, someday this event was going to effect me a great deal. For years it sat on a shelf, waiting for its day to be built.

This blog entry contains the most appalling pun ever - but here goes:

Of course I have heard of cows -the old ones are always the best!

Two packs of HO cows arrived the other day along with some fencing from York Modelmaking.