September was a slow month for the indoor layout, but there are a couple of additions to report. The first is a fruit and veggie stand located on the road that runs in front of farmer Smiths house. A car has stopped in front of the house and the occupants have gotten out to check out the produce.
The second is a birthday party for Johnathan held in the backyard. The party is in full swing complete with balloons and party goers. We all wish John a Happy Birthday.
I have plans and buildings on order to enhance the median across from Grand Central Station with a gazebo and people enjoying the view. Also I will be putting a federal style house near the station to spike the job of a second residential area just south of the station. A trucking company will be added to the area near the lumber yard. so there is a lot on the horizon.
This is an accounting of my attempts at model railroads N scale and HO or OO. I find it to be a lot of fun. I concentrate my efforts on The New York Central, Ann Arbor, Pere Marquette, Chesapeake and Ohio as it relates to the Pere Marquette, Michigan Central Railroads and my own Salt Creek Railroad. I am also interested in the Tuscola and Saginaw Bay Railway, the Great Lakes Central Railroad, CSX, Norfolk Southern, Union Pacific, and BNSF. You are welcome to give me advice.
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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
And Now I Have A Bus Station
I searched for a while because Walthers didn't have this item in stock anymore and couldn't say if or when they would be getting anymore. I found one at Junction Valley Railroad in Bridgeport Michigan. It was just what I needed to go with my layout. I still need to define the road a bit better. I placed it in front of and to one side of Grand Central Station.The plan is to add a residential street behind the Bus Station.
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