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Thanks but, 'yikes'!! I was hoping to get them a little cheaper, like in kit form! BTW, I'm still waiting for, and to pay for, my Rivarossi "McCloud River" Heisler to arrive! Drew

Re: Its A Goose Not A Duck ....LOL!!!!! Thanks Vic, I knew nothing about the 'odd duck' before, but your right, there is LOTS on the internet, about the Galloping Goose!! Even got me a few better pictures to go by. Now I just need to aquire one of them geese. Does any body know of any other...

Pretty good reading. http://www.railroadextra.com/lgrwcm.Html or the main page http://www.railroadextra.com/lgpage.Html Actually the whole site was very good!! http://www.railroadextra.com/Page0002.Html Drew

Wouldn't this be a great model to do. I could start with Jordan's bus, and go from there! Anybody have a bettershot of this critter? Also, anybody have any more info on this machine? Paul?

Excellent!! N Gauger, that G is sumpin else;) ;) Damn near real, isn't it??!! Drew

Wow, very nice Charlie;) ;) I can see how that N can be very tricky to photograph:( :( Drew

Fabulous!!! Marty, those pictures are just wonderful, very good modelling. I, like the rest, would love to see more. Your photographs are excellent:) :) :) :) Drew

Very nice Casey!!! Now, this is just a question or an obsevation. It just looks kinda odd, to me, to see only one complete truck underneath the cars. I'm just curious, did they actually use one truck, or two self supported axels. Just wondering!! Drew

Thank you ALL First off, thanks for all the good comments, I appreciate that:) :) Now, Jon and ima are both right, styrene 'was' used for the burley men, as well, I used it for the 2x10 and 4x4 components for the ballast box on the car. I was really trying to hide the styrene look:cool...

Re: WOW The basic color is "mississippi mud" for the car wood. Then it is dry brushed with a few different colors. In this case I was trying to reflect the red from the ballast, so I used burnt sienna. The ties started out with a heavy india ink wash and then some burnt sienna dry brushed...

Magic! The lost lady must have pulled a magic wand out of her purse, 'cus look what happened. She turned into a 'Burly Man';) ;) BTW, where did I use Styrene, instead of wood?

I don't know where she came from, but can somebody find her some medication??:eek: :eek: Drew

Way to Go!! Yup, you did a fine job Shamus, three weeks of work for a five stare accomplishment:eek: :eek: :cool: :cool: :D :D :D :D :D :D And also, the rest of the entries were just wonderful as well. I really had a hardtime voting!! Drew

Very nice scenes you are a creatin there Tyson!! Keep it up! Drew

HO, HO, HO!!! Well let me just say Merry Xmas to all:D I'd attach a picture of our area, but it's just brown dead grass!! Go figure! El ninio has really taken it's toll on us here in Alberta. (hey, at least I don't have to shovel:p :p ) Can hardly wait till Boxing day.... so I can see all...

Mind... I love it, I think it's great!! Glad I could inspire you to do something you wanted to do!! And like the others say, a few more details and it will be excellant:D :D Drew

Business Card Very nice David, it's amazing what you can accoplish with a new #11;) ;)... and some brick veneer!! I'm impressed. Can't wait to see the windows and doors installed:) :) Drew

Hey Rich, I'll give you ten bucks, cdn. for it;) ;) Drew

Hey, 70 years for a wooden trestle, you gotta like that!! Look forward to seeing the new one as it's being built;) ;) Drew

Very nice, you really captured that scene. Love those big lights too! Drew