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as to quote Conner Macleod from the movie Highlander "there can be only one" GN # 5011

Just heard from Greg Smith. The 2nd annual Twin Cities PM Meet is scheduled for February 26th, 2005. He also posted some more photos, see link below. http://greg7749.fotopic.net/show_collection.php?id=123358

The only requirement to attend was the $10.00 entrance fee.:D

Here is a shot of some BN power.

This is a photo of some Minneapolis & St. Louis RS-1s.

This is a photo of a N Scale module that was on display.

This shot is of Frank Jordan's Rock Island fleet of loco's.

Greeting fellow Gaugers, Todd (Tileguy) and I went to the 1st annual? Twin Cities Prototype modelers meet on Saturday. For a first try I thought that it went very well. I thought that I'd post some of the photos from that meet, so bear with me. The first is showing Bob Rivard's Soo Line...

old enough to know better, but young enough not to care:thumb:

Todd, I'll see you about 5:20

OK Fellow Gaugers, What is the purpose of this beast? I know, who else does?

Fellow Gaugers, On Feb 21st there is going to to be Prototype Modelers meet in Rosemount Minnesota. It will be at the Rosemount Community Center, 13885 South Robert Trail, Rosemount, MN 55068. For more info contact Greg Smith at gandksmith@juno.com See you there:wave: Dan

I'll take some responsabilty for this also:oops: When I changed my avatar to show my kindergarden picture. So here it is bigger. Massena Central School 1957-58, upstate New York

Heres my shot of ATSF C30-7 #8122. This was taken at the east ent of Walong siding "Tehachapi Loop" on the morning of July 3rd 1983.

Ralph, If you went to the first grade in Massena NY, then just maybe:wave: Dan

Those giant things look like GE AC4400's:thumb:

guys, I changed to a new avatar, what do you think?:D Dan

I model in two scales. My standard gauge modeling is done in HO, while my narrow gauge is done in Sn3 Dan

Operations:thumb: Running in circles:sleeping: Dan

My HO scale RR is set in the 1990's. Whereas my Sn3 RR is set in the 1920's. Dan