IMMR & T Co.

[kyle creel]

Thanx Karl, and a big 'ol howdy and a hat fulla thanx to the ones that 'keep-a-peekin' in'....     hope the slow progress doesn't get on your last nerve, (as the wife says)            ......

OK here's an update   ...today (Thursday) I begn work in earnest on the scenery   whaaat?     ....yes; I like to get some of the scenery in place before I lay the track, after all that's how it is in the "prototype"                .....it helps me to maintain a better 'visual guide' to clearances and to "overall concept viability"       How's that for a 'fifty cent word'? ......I just have always done it this way.....so what the heck...........

Here's what we got so far.....         .....I did the best I could with 'salvaged materials'..  








.....only the inclines and declines are glued in place, along with the pink foam 'crossover' section.....I'll start gluing down the pink foam 'scenery layers' in a day or so.... there's still two more sections (one of incline and riser, one of just riser) to go but, my back says..."What the F&%K are you trying to do to me?       ......so I gotta take a break.....     hope it looks OK.....thanx again for stoppin by and all the comments and suggestions are certainly appreciated .....

All for now ......see ya.......          

KYLE CREEL
IMMR &T Co.

[cuse]

Looks good, I'm enjoying the play by play...can't find that juicy 2" foam in Florida. Those Woodland Scenics track supports really look like a good way to support tracks with multiple levels on a modest-sized layout. 

John