Good evening all, I start this post earlier and lost it!
It now 10:09 Pm and Clear and 44.2 °F/Feels Like 40 °F;
Wind are from the ENE at 6.8 mph? When I was out gathering more wood to burn I certainly didn't notice winds like that.
The Barometer is at 30.27 in/Hg;
Humidity is at 85%:
Today is/was to honor the service members and others that lost their lives or were severely injured in the Pearl Harbor attack.
Joe: Your bench work and layout look like they are really starting to take shape. You might want to consider inside corner gussets so your rail can make an easier transition from table to table. I found I had to do the same thing. Also, the use of curved turnouts will help you fit in a lot more than just trying to use straight switches. As far as the bridges, quite often we need to make changes from what we originally planned. The mind can conceive where more will fit in than is possible when we get to laying track, placing buildings etc.
Hope all have a good night and morning.
Willie: glad to hear you built yourself a more substantial building and that your progressing along nicely. Your shots look great!
David: How are you doing? Anything going on with your layout as of late?
Chet: The shot looking through the box car is very uniqe. Thanks also for posting the shots of the Pearl Harbor memorial! Your Lumber yard scene if very nice too.
Sherrel: That's quite a shot you posted also, thanks.
Curt: Very nice shot of your bridge and the H10 & L1. Glad they pull together well. The salesman at my distributor mentioned the fact it's hard to get two loco's to run the same speed especially when going up or down hill. Glad your two locos work together well! Your weathering looks good too!