Show us your layout

[Jerrys HO]

Thank's jward
I just finished rearranging the tracks around the coal mine. Looking a lot better.
Will post some more pics later as I don't want to post all about me. Looking for other's to join in.

For those of you not knowing how to post picture's....
Open up a photo bucket account
http://photobucket.com/
upload some pics to your account
point to the pic you wish to post, at the bottom of the pic you will notice 4 boxes.
click on the one that say's IMG code and it will say that it is copied.
next go back to the thread and right click and paste.
DONE.

Jerry

[jward]

since i've been working 70-80 hours a week for the past 6 months, work on my layout has come to a virtual standstill. so i don't have any new photos to post.

instead, here are a few of my dad's layout. i have more somewhere but i have to wade through literally thousands of photos to find them. here's what i have found so far.

[Doneldon]

jeff-

How come highway traffic is on the left when the trains appear to be North American prototypes?

                                                                                                                                       -- D

[Ken G Price]

jeff-

How come highway traffic is on the left when the trains appear to be North American prototypes?

                                                                                                                                       -- D

Maybe to see if any would notice.
Heck, I missed it

[Ken G Price]

Well, I figured out the problem with posting photos. Thanks for the input.
Since I have never had any problems before posting it turns out not to be any of the things that were suggested.
Though those things may have been some help to those who have never done it before.
Like all on us at one time.

Any way here is some of my other layout photos other then the one Jerry posted. Jerry, thank you.
This one I like because it shows one of the propane tanks I have made.

This one is a over view of the South Valley yard looking southeast.

[jward]

jeff-

How come highway traffic is on the left when the trains appear to be North American prototypes?

                                                                                                                                       -- D

my son and i rearranged the vehicles to see how long it would take dad to notice.

[Calebtrain]

Looks great!

[phillyreading]

This is from my account at photobucket.com
Reading diesels and passenger cars.
kookooclock027 on photobucket.com



Lee F.

[phillyreading]

Ogre station.

I have a two level O gauge layout.

[phillyreading]

Reading station with Plasticville structures. A Williams Reading GP-9 pulling the Reading King Coal (Crown Edition)set of passenger cars by Williams. A Septa trolley, and a set of Reading RDC(rail diesel cars) passenger cars.

[phillyreading]

A Williams SD-45, and some Plasticville buildings in the background, apartment with add a floor(sorry but wrong color on the third floor), and a couple of two story houses.

[Ken G Price]

Nice pics every one.
Philly; Fuzzy, but really nice.
Is there a theme to the layout or just a mash of whatever looked good on it?

40' cross bucks with lights in the last picture. Cool.

[Johnson Bar Jeff]

Ogre station.

I have a two level O gauge layout.

I love this! Does Donkey have to pay extra fare? 

[phillyreading]

K. G. Price,
I used Lionel's crossing gate for Ogauge trains, a little large for scale O.
Also this was the first or second attempt at posting photos on line, sorry for any blurriness.

J. B. Jeff,
Donkey got a discounted frequent traveler's rate.
The house is a Plasticville ranch house, and the fiquires were bought at a dollar store in Lantana FL.

Thanks for the comments! I mainly do stuff I like, try to copy some track plans but put my take on them. Most track plans are for one or two trains, not four or more trains.

Lee F.

[Jerrys HO]

Lee
Very nice. You brought up an old memory for me. When I saw the Coca-Cola Bears I remembered I have one like that I used to run around the x-mas tree. I had to go and find it as it has not been used in years. It is now found and ready to carry on the old tradition.
jward
Your dads layout was awesome. Is it still operating? I wish my dad would have done things like this when I was younger, he was a sportsman into hunting and fishing. I did both but prefer trains over gun's and poles.

Jerry