My boy gets to play carefully on my N scale layout as it's much more forgiving of little hands. Here's his latest scenic creation. Look at it like you would one of those "Find the Mistakes" puzzle pictures to truly appreciate his work...:thumb:
My 5 year olds work...
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sign1 That looks AWSOME for a 5 year old!!
I like that Excavator in the smoke stacksign1 Not outa place at all tooth1 goldtoth1
I like that Excavator in the smoke stacksign1 Not outa place at all tooth1 goldtoth1
Looks normal to me.
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If you've ever gotten a backhoe stuck in a smokestack..... You might be a redneck!
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If you've ever gotten a backhoe stuck in a smokestack..... You might be a redneck!
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Looks like a drive-in restaurant for an Army base.. Wonder where the "tank" hops are.. and where do you hang the tray on a tank????
Love It!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!
Wonder where the "tank" hops are.. and where do you hang the tray on a tank???? Love It!!!!!
Thanks for sharing!!!! Cannonball said:<Jeff Foxworthy on>
If you've ever gotten a backhoe stuck in a smokestack..... You might be a redneck!
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JR&Son said:
Thanks guys, you've made my son's day:thumb: JR, that's Mater of "Cars" fame, he's been ...er...carefully perch on a tree.
I guess Mater's just hangin around. sign1 And I loved that movie Cars!
It looks like an absolute warzone kinda nothin outta the blue.
It looks like an absolute warzone kinda
nothin outta the blue.N Gauger said:Looks like a drive-in restaurant for an Army base..
Love It!!!!!
I don't know Mikey, but lets see if one of those "Hops" complains if the crew don't leave a tip.
That's just too cool.
I know people that wouldn't let kids anywhere near their layout, but as I always tell him, how much damage can one kid do? If they break something, so what? You built it once the first time, you can certainly fix something broken on it later on.
Or at least that is the approach *I* take. My little brother when we were kids used to TERRORIZE my layout. Finally I just decided to let it go. But, when I invited him to run the layout and play with it, the layout started holding up to him playing with it a lot better. He actually learned how to model railroad. Otherwise, he'd sneak around when I wasn't home and tear stuff up. I learned something too: He was fun to railroad with, so it was a win-win all around.
I know people that wouldn't let kids anywhere near their layout, but as I always tell him, how much damage can one kid do? If they break something, so what? You built it once the first time, you can certainly fix something broken on it later on.
Or at least that is the approach *I* take. My little brother when we were kids used to TERRORIZE my layout. Finally I just decided to let it go. But, when I invited him to run the layout and play with it, the layout started holding up to him playing with it a lot better. He actually learned how to model railroad. Otherwise, he'd sneak around when I wasn't home and tear stuff up. I learned something too: He was fun to railroad with, so it was a win-win all around.