It was time to upgrade my micro video camera as my MUVI could not do HD.  I wanted something small enough to ride around on my layout and also be able to be able to set it down in tight spaces for still shots.  I purchased the Polaroid Cube for $99. after looking at a number of reviews and so far I have been very happy with it.  They also offer 1440p with WiFi and image stabilization for $149.

Here's some of the specs from Amazon.com:

Time for another WPF!  Great seeing everyone's work these last few weeks, as always.

And as Andrew is always good to remind us...

As always, we get as much out of your in-process photos as we do the highly polished "all done" shots!

As the leaves turn red and orange and the cooler winds blow, October brings not only the start of the model railroading season, but thoughts of Halloween as well. 

Show me your horror, your bloody scenes, your zombie hordes, nightly ghost trains and things that will keep us up at night!!!!

I'll start it off with my 1:87 scratch built HO scale Headless Horseman. 

ok so last year the wife surprised me with loads of train track for xmas sadly its life like power loc. so i have a standard oval set up with some turn outs and i have a problem, the layout is on a 4.5x6.5 board and 2 whole dies are up against walls due to limited space so part of the board is in a corner. now on to the problem