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The first level is at 40" and the second one is at 60". I guess there would be about 15-18" clearance between the track and the bottom of the upper level benchwork.

Excellent job on the warehouse! What kind of plastic did you use for it? It must be cheep, if it has only cost $2.00 so far! I need a few warehouses like that on my layout.

That is amazing, it took lots of patiece and time, but the end product is well worth it!

Nice work, how did you model the dirt in front of the barn? It really looks good!

Looking good, looks like your buggie likes model railroading too!

I have never seen a model of this, just wondered if anyone else has? Dows anyone know what it is used for? I'm thinking branch line service?

Here is one of a caboose, these were taken in 1989, in Fort Frances Ontario. I have lots more from that time if anyone is interested. Let me know!

Here is one.

I have some pictures of a DWP SD40, I'll see if I can find them, and I will post them for you.

Good job! That is magnificent! It gave me some ideas on how to build a bridge on my layout! Thanks!

Here is another printer question, I was wondering if anyone has used thier printer to make loads for centerbeam flat cars, or bulkhead flat cars? I thought if you took a picture of the lumber load on a real car, then scanned it, printed it out, you might be able to cut the paper out and glue it...

Thanks, that website, http://trainiax.0catch.com/mescaleloco.htm was just what I needed!

Where could I find technical drawings of locomotives, with dimensions and things like that. I am thinking of building a BIG model locomotive for my daughter to ride on. I would like to get the exact dimensions of an SD40-2 before I start building it. Thank you in advance!