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Now, several V-Scaler's have an actual layout, so, let's see 'em! Mine is under such construction any pictures would be confused for pictures of the huricane in Florida (2x4s and 1x3s in a messy basement...)Maybe tell us a little bit about what where and when you model! The more pictures the better! track plans would be cool too!
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Well as many of you know I had a track plan for Santa Fe's NY Sub. for a specefic basement in a house. Unfortunately that house fell through (someone else bought it) so now the plans of the layout before have been thorwn out. I will make some new ones as soon as I know what the new basement is going to look like. My dad has taken a look at a new house and we like it so far. Back here in the present the layout is the same execpt for the fact that I have finished/paved the road into town. The newest equipment is a UP AC4400 but only because it is a Flag locomotive. We mostly model Santa Fe & BNSF on an Arizona desert scene. We have yet to get some realistic textures on the layout but that will not happen until we move. So thats the progress on Santa Fe's NY sub. I'll get some pictures of the layout up later.-MattATSF GP60M #104 works on the local in Flagstaff, AZ.
www.atsfrr.com Please attend the up coming convention in Pasadena, California. Vice-President of FWLS. Now Hiring! If you cant find me at Home I'm railfanning up and down the BNSF Ft. Worth Sub.