Phill Dyson
Western Thunderer
Looking forward to some pics when your camera problem is resolved :wave:
Jordan said:Interstate 294 has 'armco' crash barriers in place
Jordan said:I also have two old Atlas Plymouth switchers; marked for my fictitious Shortline, a quite remarkable Railroad that currently has two locos, a caboose, several 40ft boxcars, ... and no track..... :![]()
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Hi Jordan glad to hear you had a good dayJordan said:Cheers Mike - it certainly was a good day, and the layout seemed to be well received, too. My Operating Crew was AWOL most of the day, operating another layout!!
On his occasional returns (mainly for food & drink) he kept asking why so many of the layouts use DCC... I think he's trying to tell his old man he's a Luddite who should get into the 21st Century.... ::-[
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But as they always seem to have an answer these days they reply " your the one needing the help on the computer"

Fame (of sorts) at last for Schiller Point... It has made the latest "Scrapbook" page of the Late Carl Arendt's famous MicroLayouts Web Site...
http://carendt.com/scrapbook/page108/index.html 4th layout down...
Possibly not a regular place to visit for many Thunderers, but the site is being maintained and occasionally added to by some Enthusiasts following Carl's death late last year.
As for Schiller Point, I wrote to Continental Modeller about it; they like it, but I'm still waiting to hear from their Freelance photographer to arrange to come and take some decent pictures of it....
Time to stop hiding random lights under bushells and step towards the front of the class. 

. I hope you get to show it off at lots of exhibitions over the next few years