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Looks great! and all that machinery ... WOW!

A future model railroader for sure

I agree with the construction site option. I got all my foam for free. Some is almost a full sheet with just a small corner cut off.

Then I would recommend going with a Lenz decoder. Not because they are better or cheaper, but because they come with a 100%, no questions asked, goof-proof guarantee. If it doesn't work, even due to being improperly installed, they will replace it.

Been working on a small scratchbuild

That does seem familiar. I really liked the 3D version of that drawing, Jos. And it is a nice plan.

Iron Pines, Mill Bluff, Smelterville, Oxide Valley

Hatfield - and name the mill McCoy's

Very cool! and an interesting modelling idea...

The layout is really looking great! Keep it up.

Nice photo Larry. Love all those little details you've added. They really bring it all to life.

#1 - Not sure #2 - Snow Broom

Wow! Very Impressive! The weathering and details really brings it to life.

Wow! Great link Scott, thanks.

Wonderful looking trees Jos. Very realistic!

I like this idea too! I'm going to have to try it on my next brick building.:)

Ray, I was just up there this last week visiting my wife's relatives in Avon. I never knew there was a RR museum in Rush. Next year's trip will be a lot more interesting now. Thanks!

Crandell - nice overall shot. I'm still trying to figure out how to get one of those. Chip - the switching layout is further along than I thought. Nice work

This is the best I can do (but we already had a road)

Well, let's see. This is N Scale. Here's the trackplan www.djnrr.com\Images\djnrr_room_jan_2004.jpg drawn up in Jan 2004 Here it is framed out a few months later www.djnrr.com\Images\04_04_03_001.jpg after preparing the room with flooring and paint. And here it is from April after a little...