Quote from: TomW on April 15, 2014, 07:56:00 AM
Tom. Thanks for posting the pictures, I know how much work it takes to resize and post.
Thanks again,
TomW

Tom,

You are welcome,  it is well worth the effort to show everyone what the Florida guys can do!

Tom

Quote from: jrmueller on April 15, 2014, 08:01:10 AM
Great pictures. I think that one fellow with the green shirt has been to the pub a few times. Jim

Jim,

Thank you for stopping by to take a look. We had a great visit with Tom and he was a great host!

Tom

Some more of the P&WV.....

I did not know you guys took so many pictures and were still operating the trains. Wow!!
Thank You guys again
Tom

Tom W.,

The SBG's are a multi-task group of peeps! More photos to follow.

Tom L. 

Quote from: TomW on April 16, 2014, 12:10:11 PM
I did not know you guys took so many pictures and were still operating the trains. Wow!!
Thank You guys again
Tom

Then again if you find a hopper full of coke spotted at a dairy or a tanker full of milk sitting under one of the coal breakers this might explain it.   

More of Tom Wilson's upper level.



Actually this next photo is a lower level shot!



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More of this great layout! The guy in the glasses is SBG Greg DeMayo.







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More to view.

Here are a few structures from Tom's P&WVRR.









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More photos from our SBG visit.









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Railroad Kits Bakers Country Store. I did a thread on Bakers and Bigger Bakers on Jimmy's forum. After that, I referred to this Bakers as Baby Bakers! Here is Tom W's build. I love the weathering.







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More structures on the layout!








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Even more structures. This one is a SRMW kit.Tom did a fantastic job on the structure as well as the location on the layout for it.









More to follow in a few days.

Tom L.

Thanx for the wonderful pics Tom, great looking structures on a great layout.