My New York & Atlantic layout
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Thanks guys, I very much appreciate you kind comments. I am glad that I found a way to have a little bit of Plymouth Street on this layout, because I was looking forward to trying this method to model such a street.

Herc, sorry, but you must find someone else to do this in n-scale. When I got into mrr, I started with n-sclae, but I gave it up because Iove scratch building and I could not cope with all the fine details in N Nope .

Gary S Wrote:Hmmmm..... so when this one is finished, reckon you'll be tearing it apart and doing something new? Should I leave room on my layout for more buildings? Wink


Gary, though I would not mind sending you a few more structures, I hope it won’t happen any time soon. Even if this layout will be finished some day, I am not planning to tear it apart immediately. Would be nice to have a working layout with finished scenery to take pictures of ... but who knows? I did not expect my Miami layout to be so short lived either ... Misngth

Ralph, the good thing about using sanding paper for street is that it is clean and easy and, even better, it is fast ... perfect for someone as impatient as me Wink .

Galen, you want to see some more ? Here is a link to a thread on a German forum that has 5 pages full of examples: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.nexusboard.net/showthread.php?siteid=2408&threadid=299622">http://www.nexusboard.net/showthread.ph ... did=299622</a><!-- m -->
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