I just had a chance to quickly look over the article, and what Fifedog posted is the understatement of the year.[tup] [tup]
I thought that I was done with the hobby, but what I saw of Becky’s article made me remember why I started all of this and brought the excitement back.
I think I speak for most when I say that I’d like to see Becky become a regular in the magazine. I can’t wait to sit down and read the entire article.
Congrats, I’ll definitely pick up a copy this weekend [tup]
Thanks guys! It means a great deal to me!
Becky
Great Job!..I was into making paper card models before I got into trains, I remember saving & printing some of those structures you have. The Disney station with the red general in front is my favorite photo, it looks great. Do you have a link to the Disney Station card model building? It has been a while since I built any and I lost my links to the sites that had them for down load.
I’m hoping to pull off a similar temporary or portable layout with a New York City skyscrapers & Atlantic City Hotels type theme, my 1970s MPC era Blue Comet set needs some colorful scenery to run past. Thanks for the inspiration!
-Jason
Nice Job, Beskster…very impressive, especially the card stock stuff. I’ve seen it before, before seeing it on the glossy pages of CTT remined me of how cool and awesome a job you do.
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Words cannot say enough. You have done an OUTSTANDING JOB! Congratulations on the great work!!!
Well, I raided Barnes and Noble today and got my December CTT. Well done and congratulations Your Majesty, you truly are the Queen of O Gauge!
Now, when is TM Books and Video swinging by for the movie version?
And that photo of you! Ah, if I was only 20 years younger and 20 pounds lighter I’d come a’callin’.
No wait a minute, when I was 20 years younger and 20 pounds lighter I was already claimed by Lady Firestorm. Oh well…
Jason: The station is at www.disneyexperience.com. I also recommend www.ss42.com, it’s a good listing of free paper model sites. Look under “Free paper toys” on the left side menu. You’ll also find a link there to sites that have famous skyscrapers. But you’ll probably need to enlarge them quite a bit.
Becky
Congats!!! Excellent work!
Great Job Becky !
Great pictures of your Christmas layouts & You !
keep up the great job ![:)]
Becky,
Have you thought about making a video of your layout and putting it on you tube? Others have done this and it gives us an experience with their layouts that still photos can’t match. Just a suggestion.
Thanks,
George
Wish I could make a video. But…
Becky
I’m tellin’ ya Becky, first the “CTT” article, next thing you know Tom McComas from TM Books and Videos will be knockin’ at your door. Don’t worry about posting video, I’m sure others will take care of that for you.