Outdoor layout

[Southern]

We are moving across town. this is one of the first things to move.
http://www.modeltrainforum.com/gallery/files/7/5/8/easter_sunday_004.jpg

John

[stationmaster]

Yeppers, gotta keep the priorities in perspective. Right? lol

Bob

[rhenry]

That is awesome. I think I would of moved that first as well and then put everything else around that in the new place.

[shaygetz]

I can think of some poor mook on the side of the road...with a flat tire and the remains of an Atlas #4 LH turnout in his hands, scratching his head and wonderin', "What the...":p:D

[Boston&Maine]

You should have rigged it so that you could have some trains running on it while driving down the road :laugh:

[Southern]

You should have rigged it so that you could have some trains running on it while driving down the road :laugh:
ROTFLMAO

I wish!!

[calirider]

You should have rigged it so that you could have some trains running on it while driving down the road :laugh:

That would of been great! All he would of had to do was hook a gen set up to it.

[jimmyhardwick]

You really love this set huh? I feel the same way too -- If I need to move out, my model train sets will be first thing to be move. ;)

[Reckers]

A derailment at 50 mph on a two-lane blacktop might be a lil rough on the stock, though. *L*

[Boston&Maine]

A derailment at 50 mph on a two-lane blacktop might be a lil rough on the stock, though. *L*

He could make a fiberglass case for it to protect his trains from meeting the road :D

[Reckers]

Maybe just rig some netting around the edge, to catch the boxcars as they blow off on the Interstate?