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Passing through Cliff on a layout at the San Diego Model Railroad Museum.

Just west of Woodford on a layout at the San Diego Model Railroad Museum.

Passenger train derailment diorama at the San Diego Model Railroad Museum.

This is just west of Woodford on a layout at the San Diego Model Railroad Museum.

Two BNSF units, an SD9-3 & GP9u. The SD9-3 is being renumbered.

Just east of Bealville on an HO layout at the San Diego Model Railroad Museum.

A westbound SP meets an eastbound BNSF at Bealville on an HO layout at the San Diego Model Railroad Museum

Brass model. Atlas trucks, Microscale Decals.

And they are still playing.

Small Scene to be placed on my layout, most likely in Victorville, CA (Summit region of Cajon Pass), my recently built Pierce 55\' ladder truck, a hand painted cast white metal truck manufactured by Grandspot. The burned down building scene was purchased on eBay for a few dollars.

Bill Nesbitt's HO scale layout features scrathbuilt industrial warehouse and flats, actual photos of the area as a backdrop, real dirt from the location and true industry names and railroad paperwork

This scene is complete with an incredible photo backdrop created for the layout by its owner, Bill Nesbitt from actual Newark photos.

This photo was from the last run of my friend Bill Nesbitt's PRR W. Newark branch, which is being moved to a new location.

When shopping around for locomotives, this one caught my eye. Walthers has a huge selection of GP9M's, in many liveries. CP livery is done better then CN IMHO. So I bought it, primarily for switching and transfer duty. Here it's sititng at the station along with an IHC BN C-Liner, awaiting their...

My first and only locomotive so far is BN 980, a fictional C-Liner I got as part of a trainset.