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Model Railroading > Yes, a Happy New Year from Signor's layoutDate: 01/01/16 23:18 Yes, a Happy New Year from Signor's layout Author: dmaffei Date: 01/01/16 23:24 Re: Yes, a Happy New Year from Signor's layout Author: dmaffei Thanks Ryan for dispatching and the boys for running...And the Signor's for hosting the local railbuffs.
364 modeling days left in 2016 Date: 01/02/16 00:15 Re: Yes, a Happy New Year from Signor's layout Author: TCnR Compare the models in photo #1 with the locomotives in this recent Nostalgia board photo:
http://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?11,3924885 Date: 01/02/16 04:57 Re: Yes, a Happy New Year from Signor's layout Author: hogheaded I've always admired John's Indio station & setting. Your photos captured it all nicely! As for remembering the era, I used to... I think... What were we talking about, again?
EO Date: 01/02/16 05:45 Re: Yes, a Happy New Year from Signor's layout Author: iaisfan I always love seeing pics from John's layout. The detailing, weathering, and high-quality modeling are really something to which I aspire, and all are highlighted by really outstanding photography from both you and Bob Morris. Well done! Thanks to you both for sharing your visit with us.
Joe Atkinson Council Bluffs, IA www.iaisrailfans.org/../Sub4WestEnd Date: 01/02/16 10:05 Re: Yes, a Happy New Year from Signor's layout Author: Frisco1522 Beautiful work. I should get back to scenicking my Frisco layout if I ever get done building engines.
Date: 01/02/16 11:49 Re: Yes, a Happy New Year from Signor's layout Author: DKay Beautiful photos there Dave.Outstanding layout.Love those palm trees.
Regards,DK Date: 01/02/16 18:42 Re: Yes, a Happy New Year from Signor's layout Author: atsf121 Nice photos, such a great looking layout. And the palm trees sure add to the California feel.
Posted from iPhone Date: 01/02/16 19:33 Re: Yes, a Happy New Year from Signor's layout Author: DKay What was the purpose of the upstairs section of the Indio depot.?
Regards,DK Date: 01/03/16 10:48 Re: Yes, a Happy New Year from Signor's layout Author: Cabhop The upstairs was used as a "clubhouse" for operating crews layover accodations. $1.50 a night in the mid 60s. Bathroom down the hall and plenty of cockroaches at no extra cost.
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