My layout

[CP 9102]

My layout 12X8 L shape features a sawmill, intermodal terminal, and a transload/transfer center.

1. The Transload Center... Containers go into boxcars or vise versa... Railcars are loaded and unloaded bla bla... You get the idea
2. Another shot with some yard goats. PC is Peninsula Central, a fictional shortline.
3. The sawmill, a few buildings will be added later.
4. Hungry?!

 

[CP 9102]

1. My crappy downtown corridor! A grocery store, bank, and the town offices.
2. The trackside general store gets some more stock from Pepsi a CP stack train waits to depart.

4. My intermodal terminal
3. Another shot

 

[CP 9102]

1. I got this industry too quarry
2. Stack train departs

 

[RexHea]

Chris: You sure have the equipment for a good operation and loads of fun .

 

[IronBeltKen]

I especially like the eye-level views, since that's how most people see the prototype. Nice looking station too, who makes that?

 

[CBCNSfan]

Hi Chris, I have to agree with Rex's comments, all you need now is some background paints and scatter some ground foam and of course a little bit of junk for realism.

Willis

 

[Russian]

I think I see a Lego structure in one picture. I'm doing that on a much bigger scale...

I like your layout. It's basically what I have, except no containers, a lot less room and F units around!

 

[CP 9102]

Thanks fella's,

Lots of fun....

I am going to purchase the Presidents Choice trainset tomorrow and I have a EMD SOO SD60 on the way and a trip to the Lakehead next week!

 

[uspscsx]

Intermodal...containers...drool.

 

[enjineerbill]

Hello Chris,

I would like to second everything that has been said here so far. You seem to be on the right "track" with your layout. You have a great forum here to advance your layout as you see fit. I have not been a member for long but these guys are incredibly helpful.

And I really Dig the "Falcon Service" trailer in your intermodal shot!!

Keep on Modeling!!! Great Job so far.

Johnny

 

[jbaakko]

That depot, Oregon Rail:
http://www.oregonrail.com/items.html