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I've been weathering cars this year www.engineerkyle.com

lots of good crummies on display here. Here's one ...

Hi all, Showing this DPM with docks, base and other additions by yours truly. ek

Whiskey Mill Grist Kyle

I vote for m.b.klein

looking great

ek

looking good

looking good

HO Scale http://engineerkyle.com

I like the tube for the wiring

I Like MBKLIEN see my models at engineerkyle.com

Thanks guys, I sell off the structures and rolling stock every February... then revise the layout over the summer. engineerkyle.com

Hi Guys, Every year I take down my layout to make room for the holidays. It is modular, sort of, and I shot a video of the procedure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YjI3c1XTLo&feature=em-upload_owner ek

Two kit boxes sat, waiting to be opened. Today I opened those boxes and decided to unpack the contents of each and put them together to make more rolling stock. They were slightly different 40' flatcar kits. HO scale and highly detailed, they were both Tichy products. The cars differed in that...

Hi All, First, a night shot of the Loud Dam and Au Sable Water and Power in place on my layout addition. Next, a light-leak solution that was pretty quick and easy. It's not perfect, but it really helps cut down on unwanted light rays coming from under structures. These houses are HO...

OK, More layout shots...

Hi PK, I must admit that the stationary decoder I use is the SLICKEST. The Team Digital 8 controls 8 separate turnouts and can be programmed from the NCE Power Cab. It use track power, and has never caused any problems for me. It supports routes. So selecting 1 macro with the Power Cab will...

Hi Guys, I'm planning new construction on my shelf layout. Right now it is a point to point shelf layout with a peninsula. I'd like to add a loop on an "upper" level. If I can pull this off, I'll have more track elevated on hills and bridges, with the original track going into tunnels and...

Hi All, In the 1940's, these glass lined, air tight silos were a symbol of prestige throughout the Midwest. Then, they began to exhibit defects, especially in the conveyor systems. This, coupled with farm failures in subsequent decades, led to the familiar glossy blue silos symbolizing...