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Life is Good

General Discussion
#1

Life is good in Wilson Valley (Somewhere in the California Desert) home of the Lone Wolf Railroad. The honey’s just keep on moving in. Another one just showed up and she sunbathes completely in the nude.

There is so much eye candy in the valley that the top of the bridge is becoming a voyeurs roost as the highest point in the valley. I just noticed another one of them Playmobil people up there with binoucolors. I’ve had a bunch of the Playmobil people migrate here over the years because there is no discrimination against them here from the the other plastic people.

They do get a bit out of hand at times though as they seem to be a bit too Playful. Must have something to do with the Playmobil blood line. See what I mean. I just noticed that ladder should not be going up to the tunnel from the junk yard. Looks like they are up to something.

I need to take a look in the tunnel and see whats going on. Wow. I’m shocked. Looks like a couple of the guys and a gal from the junk yard went in there for a nooner. I need to take away their ladder. This kind of behavior will not be condoned on my X-Rated Layout.

#2

Rudy, One of your girls is on vacation here. Working vacation, maybe? Anyway, she was spotted in an upstairs window of the Chandler Hotel. I just thought I’d let you know so you wouldn’t worry about her. Ralph

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#3
Ralph Berg said:
Rudy, One of your girls is on vacation here. Working vacation, maybe? Anyway, she was spotted in an upstairs window of the Chandler Hotel. I just thought I'd let you know so you wouldn't worry about her. Ralph
Ralph:

She must have come in on another train. None of my wild women look that good. I’ll swap you one Playmobil woman that we know for a fact does the wild things for her :slight_smile:

Looking at the picture and seeing the clearance between my A Unit and the tunnel wall I almost had a seizure. It looks worse in the picture than it is. Due to bad planning I’ve got a lot of tight spots on my railroad and have had to do some modifying such as shaving the pillars on the yellow crane that you might have seen in some of my pictures and kitbashing my LGB Wildpass & Yukon caboose to where the side lanterns now sit on top of the car.

All of my equipment that is made for four foot diameter curves including my big MTH diesel have no problems getting around. The things we learn in the process of being a newbie to an experienced old hand :slight_smile:

#4

She sun bathes in the nude and drives a Vette too!

Jon.

#5

Rudy, and Ralph, now we all know what we all do when we’re really into trains huh??? hah lol The Regal. Very inovative. hee hee

#6

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