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Greetings from Singapore: WISHING ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS, HAPPY NEW YEAR & HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Cheers,

You try:http://www.nscalesupply.com/ used them for many years, fair prices and good service. Cheers,

Thanks Wongsing, I agree they need some weathering. Here's a couple of photos of my SP stable. Cheers,

One of my favorite engines is the GE C44-9W. SP is also one of the railroads I like. Cheers,

My main problem is dust, I vacuum the tracks and use alcohol on a lint free cloth to clean the trouble spots. Cheers,

Enjoyed viewing the fantastic shots! Here's a couple from the layout. Cheers,

I have been using walk around throttles from GML Enterprises for many years. They are easy to use, reliable and troublefree. You can check their site and see whether they meet your requirements. http://www.thegmlenterprises.com/ Cheers,

Enjoyed viewing all the photos and layouts. Thanks for sharing. Cheers,

Tom, I like the various blends of your foliage. Cheers,

Hi Maxitrains, Thanks for the compliments. This has been one of the many mistakes made on this layout. It should have been done before the scenics. Weathering of the tracks is still one of my ongoing tasks yet to be completed. Cheers,

BNSF has always been one of my favorites Cheers,

Like the bandstand, super work! An old photo from my layout Cheers

Also trying some macro shots on my new camera.

One from my layout. Cheers,

I have used Peco code 80 for most of my layouts and have had no problems. The are also easy to lay and not so expensive. Though the ties are not like the US prototype it is passable with good ballasting and weathering. I used Peco because I like their turnouts and all my older rolling stock and...

I like the big diesels (SD80,SD90 SD70M)but the GE C44-9W's are my favorites. Cheers,

Take care to use the right lubricant, some machine oils may damage the plastic gears. Use light oils that are compatible with plastic. Cheers,

Very well done! Love the structures and details. Cheers,

My new SP SD70's at work. Cheers,

Thanks MLW, still long way off compared to your work! Cheers,