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A year late but new photos up

Ok so I am a year behind on getting photos up on my website.
I’m going to go with the I have been bussy working on the railroad so did not have time reason for it taking so long.

The new photos start on page 4 of train pictures. More to come later as in next year after I take some more photos.

www.gtechdesign.com

Geoff

Nice…anymore from the neighbor that thought it was ‘unsightly’?

Geoff looks great. Neat seeing the progress from start to last photos.

She’s a gittin there.

Looking good!

looks good Geoff

Nice job, Geoff.
I bet the lights are keeping you busy :wink:
Ralph

how many years of work are in the project?

Looking good.

I would imagine layout building is on hiatus. I know our neighbor started putting up Christmas lights yesterday.

When will it be done?
:wink:

thanks everyone for the kind words and support.

Bart not a word from the neighbor on how it looks.

Korm 4 years so far

David are they ever done?

David Russell said:
When will it be done? ;)
It will be done when you finish that steam engine.

Not to take away from Geoff’s thread but too funny Shawn. The boy’s now on some tangent building some fancy-pancy Amtrak passenger cars. About time his Dad reined him in. Too many projects for a rooster (capon) to handle maybe. :slight_smile:

Looking good Geo…

Scott,

A comment on your choice of quotation. While Nikola Tesla was a brilliant inventor and engineer, he was also somewhat erratic. The quote you’ve chosen from 1934 “Today’s scientists have substituted mathematics for experiments, and they wander off through equation after equation, and eventually build a structure which has no relation to reality” is completely opposite from his 1931 quote criticizing Edison … "If Edison had a needle to find in a haystack, he would proceed at once with the diligence of the bee to examine straw after straw until he found the object of his search. I was a sorry witness of such doings, knowing that a little theory and calculation would have saved him ninety per cent of his labor.
Nikola Tesla - New York Times (19 October 1931)

Walt

Shawn said:
David Russell said:
When will it be done? ;)
It will be done when you finish that steam engine.
I was hoping to be done long before that. I figure two more years of work on the front yard and 5 to 6 to get done with the back yard. So I figure I should have two or three years to spare. :)

Aaahhhh…I detect a challenge!
:slight_smile:

work,work,work but it’s yours and it looks great