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Quote from: asciibaron on July 20, 2008, 09:53:01 PMlooks good - i love the X's - those decals?Yes, agree looks very nice. How are the X's made?
looks good - i love the X's - those decals?
How long will it be before they show us how to add DCC to a tree?
still trying to figure out what i'm doing - my wife has agreed to ducking under the layout to get to the storage area under the stairs but does not want me to remove the other wall which creates a storage area where the sump pump is located. that leaves me with an 8x8 room all for my trains.do i continue with my PRR Panhandle or do i rip that out and start in on a MILW based layout?-Waffles
Check out Gregg's (3rdRail) layout... he's done some nice stuff with some Delmarva-type scenery.Lee
Quote from: asciibaron on July 21, 2008, 01:39:22 AMstill trying to figure out what i'm doing - my wife has agreed to ducking under the layout to get to the storage area under the stairs but does not want me to remove the other wall which creates a storage area where the sump pump is located. that leaves me with an 8x8 room all for my trains.do i continue with my PRR Panhandle or do i rip that out and start in on a MILW based layout?-WafflesAfter a waffle or two, I'd be thinking about which prototype best fits the space and what I want to do with my trains.
Quote from: wm3798 on July 21, 2008, 10:43:19 AMCheck out Gregg's (3rdRail) layout... he's done some nice stuff with some Delmarva-type scenery.LeeHunh?? Not me. My 2 foot by 4 foot portable layout is mainly vertical, and there's no finished scenery on my around the wall layout yet. The portable layout is supposed to be set somewhere in central PA. The around the wall will be a secondary line to a Great Lake.
Thanks JJ. The idea is to know right away what area is being modeled. back in the day sites like this were very common driving on US 99 between LA and Sacremento through the Valley. Dry, dusty, only vegetation is the agriculture.