Nice modeling!!! Some very ambitious (big) projects.
I’ve enjoyed every project. Your brother is very fortunate to have the help.
My brother did help me a little at one point.
Until he joined an HO club. Now he works there and hasn’t hit a lick on my GRR in a year or so 
Ralph
Beautiful work. I especially like Zeke’s Plumbing and the Lassen station.
Wow! That’s a lot of nice work!
now we have to build a shed to store the buildings. The damn packing plant is going to dictate that structure. I am considering using concrete stepping stones as foundations for the structures.
I forget that “up the hill” you need to put stuff away. I leave my outside. I figure that by the time it needs rebuilt I’m ready to build something new anyway!
mike OUTSTANDING!
Doug, now that I have laid out another siding, we might also build a small single stall engine house.
It sure would be nice to have the Building Movers show up in Huntington Beach and get all this stuff up the hill. Shed? What shed? When are you getting materials? Told you, can be built probably in one day minus paint. I want to see some buildings go down on the railroad before the weather screws everything up. We could always make a form or two and make custom pads for buildings. Just use coreplast and heap ass concrete from Lowes or Home Depot. Plus we could carve numbers into them so we know where everything goes and would facilitate having the uncompensated help place them unsupervised! Still formulating/fermenting in my mind Still gotta build and espanolize the four buildings for Ciudad de El Patron. Solarize the derrick and the Piko Fire Tower which will be Skunk Worked. Single Bay Engine Maintenance Shed can be done in my sleep in about a little over a week. Just need a length of straight track to build it around. Don’t know if it will have Yogi door or split side mounted that self close when diesel is all the way in. Still fermenting on that too.
Thanks to all for compliments. I have only been doing this for about 9 months. I need to take my foot of the throttle as I find myself going more over the top with each new project. I need to remember the ten foot rule and not the 6 inch one! Thank goodness I don’t count rivets…LOL!