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Building Bay Junction part 1
Awsome!
Cody, are there any videos or articles on how to make a peninsula wherein the distal end has a circle or return route?
I am always interested in the new plans ,there is always so much tolearn . So I for one am looking forward to the start of this new layout. thank you .
Nice. Looking forward to the series. Loved the Wisconsin and Southern back in '08.
Looking good!! Can hardly wait for my January issue to arrive!!
Every time I visited the MR&T, I have gotten something new that I can apply to my modeling. Great to see so much new work being done to a fun layout… Love to see some operation one of these days being done on the MR&T. I couldn’t of any other place where you can work (and have fun) in a workplace.
Marc in Madison, WI
Looks interesting. Now we will just have to wait…
OK-dokey guys ! …
Looking forward to this project and hope to get some good ideas for my layout …
Thanks,
Pepper
The overview of the first video journal is great. I am looking forward to the rest of the video journals as well as the monthly projects in the magazine. Keep up the good work.
As always it looks great and thanks for the peek.
David Popp seems like a very nice guy, as with all the members of MR staff.
Great idea. Really enjoyed Beer Line series and looking forward to more Bay Junction video journal entries.
cool
I just started to model the Wisconsin & Southern. This project layout could give me some new ideas. Thanks!
Looking forward to seeing the 2011 project come together! The yard and industries should combine for a focal point of operation. I’ll wager a bet that there are many readers who will be using your revamping of this area of the layout as a spring-board for their own yard designs (like I will!). Thanks for giving me another reason to renew my subscription!
David explains what’s coming in a clear informative way!
It sounds like a beginning and end project… exciting.
Great intro to take us into 2011!
Truly looking forward to seeing this project. May get some ideas to use.
Awesome as usual. I probably won’t replicate this, however the inspiration it gives me is most welcome. Maybe, when this phase is done, we see more waterfront, and inner city switching scenarios.