2010 heroes...

[Rossford Yard]

Early in the year, I think I said it was MT for the mid pro wheels, which to me is product of the year.

Early this year, I predict it will be BLM for the modern reefers.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

David K. Smith

Yeah, I gotta agree there!

Not because he's done anything for me personally, but because he's such a generous giving guy who helps out with so many members of our community here, that he deserves the Railwire Medal of Honor or something.

[DKS]

Thanks for the kind remarks, gents. I must confess that I've enjoyed myself immensely every minute. (Yes, even with the whole asciibaron debacle.)

[Dave V]

David K. Smith

Exactly...!  Who has done more to help others with translating their dreams to actionable plans than DKS?  He gets my vote.

[wazzou]

Mine also though Chris333 is right there too. 

[John]

At the risk of going off topic .. I vote for this guy as my Hero of 2010

[Puddington]

At the risk of going off topic .. I vote for this guy as my Hero of 2010

No arguement from North of the Border.......but David's pretty good too............

[John]

Now back to our regular scheduled thread 

[TiVoPrince]

At the risk of going off topic .. I vote for this guy as my Hero of 2010

So, 
he models in Nscale too?  Never even crossed my mind...

[FloridaBoy]

My nomination is Victor Miranda, who will dissect a new locomotive within hours of its availability, take photos, and do a complete internal analysis of it just for our sake. 

I don't know if he lost any locos doing this, but even if it were one, it just makes him more of an N scale hero in my book.

Ken "FloridaBoy" Willaman

[Lenny53]

Passenger cars from WoT and MT.

[JSL]

Matt at FVM for his BNSF Gevo's, Craig too at BLMA.

[choochin3]

Ed K.
For proving that the lumberjack look never goes out of style! ;D