heyy guys i was up all night making this thing lol hope you enjoy it as much as i did making it!
Very nice and creative. Enjoyed the pictures and effects.
nice show…good work.
J.W…pirate for hire
I really enjoyed it, thanks for sharing.
Keith
I enjoyed it. Where is the tunnel?
Enjoyed the slide show, great way to document the life and times of a railroad.
Great slide show ! You did a exellent job presenting the photo’s! Thanks for posting. Jim[:)]
Great slideshow!![;)][;)][^] It looks like that you also have plenty of buildings and scenery, to either kitbash or scratch build, for a protypical layout. Keep them coming.[:D][:D]
Doc
Very nice work. Some of the photographs were really good. Thanks.
Tom
I wish I could see it, but for some reason my network here at work is blocking that site. I will have to check it out at home tonight.
Cheers,
Ryan
I enjoyed it as well, thanks for taking the time to post.
Cuda Ken
Great work! Effective use of panning in your slideshow, and you paced the pictures well with the music. The photography was good too. Is this something you do for work? If not, you should really consider it.
As far as Guilford goes, still waiting for the new PAN AM color scheme to show up on the locos…
Nicely done. Too bad it’s that [censored] Guilford Railroad![:D]
Keith,
That was great. You did a great job.
Larry
Very nice montage. I can believe you were up all night to piece this together!
My eyes always light up when I see the name Springfield Terminal. Not because of Guilford’s association with the name but rather in that it recalls for me the original 5.6-mile Springfield Terminal Railway in Springfield, VT. It probably was the best know ultra-shortline in America some 50 years ago, due to its repeated coverage in the pages MR and RMC back then. It was a quaint and highly modelable rail line that was once again briefly revisted in an RMC half a dozen or so years ago.
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