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I've been following your work with anticipation, Wayne. The family used to have a cottage on Bessie Street in Port Stanley and I remember combing the tracks when I was young. This was long after the L&PS and long before the excursions started running. Got as far as the Kettle Creek bridge one time before dark...Keep up the great work and keep your progress reports coming.Cheers,Glenn Campbell Windsor, ON
Thanks everyone for the encouragement.Joseph,I think the cars came Jim Jendro's dvtruck1.zip file in the library. The Model T is my own creation. Although seeing it in this shot I think it is a little out of scale. Anyone know the correct dimensions for a model T open touring car?Also, I just today came across a period photo of this exact scene taken from the exact same spot on the L&PS tracks - and my representation isn't even close. It actually wasn't a quiet tree lined street. It had lots of power and telephone poles, wires, awnings and signs hanging out over the sidewalk. Oh well back to the drawing board.WaynePS Nice work on the Z3 Tram!