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Ok, I redid some pictures and now they are clear and able to see better:thumb: . So now you can see what I've done so far in a much clearer picture.

You know your right I should turn the flash back on. I had it turned off because some things were being dimmed too much.

Mine is 10% to 30% done. I have two an a 1/2 tables put up now and still waiting for the accessories to come in. Gettin more track and stuff for it some time during the week. I'll almost be done with it sometime next year. As for my G scale garden set up will have to wait.

Thanks Michael, It's good to be a new member to this forum. Iv'e got more pictures on the way.

Sorry for the blurry pictures. I don't know whats up with my camera.:curse: Right now I got some of my train stuff put up there for the time bein. I got that second table up in the shop at the moment. I have a video of my old layout and it's pretty cool and short...

Its lookin better already:thumb: Now I'm getin my second table ready for it's build (board to the right) and i'll have to do somethin with that shelving there to.

Right now I'm working on my second table. I'm done with the first one for now. I'll get some scenic supplies and structures for it later. I have pics from the first one and a video of the old layout. Enjoy:thumb: My original layout, Very messy! I remove the track and screws from one side...

The plastic fillers are actually the plastic mounts for the engine's motor. I have these on my SD45 and on my two SD40-2's. You unscrew the screws at the couplers and slide them out through the ends. Then you can be able to remove the shell.:thumb:

Steam and Diesel are in the lead! Personally I'll stick with steam. I don't know were this thread is headed to:confused: but I won't impose.

I'm pretty shure it can. I tried it with the really hard coat paint thats printed on. Comes right off no sweat.

Thanks jr switch, And I hope your repaint project turns out well!

Hello and welcome! I hope your project turns out well. Hope to see some pics to:D

I was told you put the pin sol in a container and let the car soak in it for 20 to 25 minutes, take it out and the paint should start to peel off. It usually works that way. Iv'e tried it.

Please do. I am waiting to hear more about it:D jawdrop

Thanks man thats awsome!:thumb: That time chart shows all the history on CSXT. I live in Conyers GA. In the Middle. You'll find me at Hobby Haven or LEGACY STATION LIMITED in Lawrenceville. See Yu Round.

Thanks Ralph, It shure is good to be a member of this club.:thumb: I'll keep in touch on the progress on my layout. Iv'e got more pics on the way.:wave:

Thats allight. :)

Those look like InterMountain Stack cars. You are lucky to get them at $17.00. Those things usually range from $65.00 All the way to $90.00. Great Deal:D

I thought SCL merged with Family Lines to form Seaboard System Lines then Merging with Chessie System in 1985 forming CSX today. A.K.A (Chessie, Seaboard, Interlock). So Seaboard is more of the Predecessor of CSX than what I've heard. Thanks Though. It is very hard to find SAL Engines and...