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Wow they really make it out to be state of the art stuff don’t they, especially that working light that illuminates the interior! 😝 Good find Mike!

Yeah that checkerboard really stood out when you saw it, didn’t it!

Yup, looks like scrap! Big chunks are usually cut up finer but I have seen bigger stuff like that, very nice!

Version one if you want ditches or contours, there’s really no need for version two if you use the ply for the base as Dave stated as the foam wouldn’t serve much purpose.

Sweet little Loco and nice scene too! All my mill switchers are that paint scheme with end stripes.

Yup, I expected to see a dinosaur.

Athearn: Here’s one I did from an undecorated one, don’t have a photo of when it was finished.

Looks great! Will you be turning the ramp to face the road tho or is it meant to be more of a dock level kind of thing?

Cool project, moving right along! This is a good time to check those Proto gears while she’s in the shop.

Just started filling a corner with a ballast yard

Ok I see the numbering but now I’m confused too as the Kato website shows different. Anyone care to enlighten us?

I believe the preference for plastic has to do with them being thinner and molded in color. Plastic handrails have better detail in the stanchions usually but there are after market ones as good. Metal handrails can be painted of course and are more robust. In some cases the two can be changed...

It appears 060 is the ten car set and 061, 062, and 063 are the two car articulated chair cars so 106-060 should be what you’re looking for. I’m just starting my first morning coffee so maybe someone can confirm?

This car just rolled on to the team track yesterday, manifest claims it originated at the J. Wheeler Co., Cameron, North Carolina! Those who know will know… 😉 Looks like Vince is going to fire up the loader and get her spotted. AWESOME!

Hey, looks a lot like my very first track plan!

Very nice! That would make a great start to a layout

That looks like a lot of fun to operate!

I can’t add much to what’s already been said but I’m very happy with Walthers locos, even over more expensive units.

Lots of fun with a small layout, looking good!