Hi Chris, I look forward to seeing more from your layout, BTW be careful about putting something in front of your electrical panels, they have to be unobstructed in front for 42". THis is according to the NEC code book. Keep up the good work JB
I just subscribed to see more of your work. At age 28 I left New Orleans and took a little job in Connecticut. After seeing Essex I developed an interest in the railroad history there. By bicycle I explored quite a bit. The airline fascinated me as did the white train. Your video just popped up on my phone. Thank you. Beautiful state , rich history and in 1986 it was a wonderful place to bicycle.
Hello Chris, I saw your post over on the MRH blog. Really nice looking layout. I like that you focused on the scenery and not getting in as many tracks as possible.
Very cool videos so far! I would absolutely love a detailed look at all the interiors he did if that is at all possible. I am always thoroughly astonished by the abilities of some people to miniaturize the world and do it so well!
Hi Chris, I look forward to seeing more from your layout, BTW be careful about putting something in front of your electrical panels, they have to be unobstructed in front for 42". THis is according to the NEC code book. Keep up the good work
JB
I just subscribed to see more of your work. At age 28 I left New Orleans and took a little job in Connecticut. After seeing Essex I developed an interest in the railroad history there. By bicycle I explored quite a bit. The airline fascinated me as did the white train. Your video just popped up on my phone. Thank you. Beautiful state , rich history and in 1986 it was a wonderful place to bicycle.
Hello Chris. Your layout looks really nice looking forward to seeing more videos in the future..
Ron
I presume those are color laser printed pictures taken from site visits. Awesome way to tie the landscaping and building into the backdrop.
Hello Chris, I saw your post over on the MRH blog. Really nice looking layout. I like that you focused on the scenery and not getting in as many tracks as possible.
Very cool videos so far! I would absolutely love a detailed look at all the interiors he did if that is at all possible. I am always thoroughly astonished by the abilities of some people to miniaturize the world and do it so well!