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Jack

Perfect weathering, very british

Jack,

Thanks for posting the link for Helm Leasing here. I have been following the thread over on the RMweb site and was also planning on posting the link, but you beat me to it. It's an impressive layout that I need to study some more so I can glean some ideas for my TastyBake layout.

Mark

Nice! Thanks for posting the link Jack!

I like this layout a lot! Nice industrial scenery, cool equipment like the jacks lifting the boxcar off its trucks, great locomotive weathering...and I am very gratified to see he used corrugated craft paper for his buildings siding. I used this for my steel mill. Thanks for the link!
Ralph

Nice. I still can't log in to RMWeb -- what did I say over there?

What a unique ISL! Perfect for the engine collector!

great work

BR60103 Wrote:Nice. I still can't log in to RMWeb -- what did I say over there?

You are trying to log into the new RMWeb community (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/">http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/</a><!-- m -->) not the old one?

Stein

Thanks for the link Jack. Very creative.

The best way to have eclectic models in diverse states of disrepair in a credible environment.

Matt