Great pictures as usual.
Gramps, I think that's first time I've ever seen one of your steamers. Looks great. I've heard of running problems with that BLI engine as you described. The upgrade seems to fix the start and stop issues.
Jerome, Athearn did a nice job on those engines and your detailing makes them look even better. Chris, I need a map to Jerome's house.
Crandell, those PA's look like they've been through some heavy weather.
KWalker, it is a little hard to visualize the layout with all the stuff on it but that's what layouts tend to look like when you're building. At least I don't feel so bad when mine is littered with ground foam containers and such.
Joe, nice job of blending in the building with scenery. A lot of modelers just plop the structure down and overlook those details.
Karl, nice old Penn Line engine. I really like they way you've set up the road so it curves off into a view block. I made the mistake of making my roads too straight and I regret that now. That Maryland Midland engine sure has an attractive paint scheme. Still seems weird to see locomotives without classification lights though.
Matt, your cardboard mock-ups look better than some of my real buildings.
I really want to see that Como scene when it's complete. Should be stunning.
Josh, now that you've got one, does the BMLA model seem worth the money comared to Athearn or Atlas? I've been on the fence about getting one of those.
Chris, looks like your diorama has grown like topsy. Nice work on your fascia. I've got to do that one of these days.
