Hi everyone, I haven't posted anything here in awhile, so I thought I'd share with you my Magoun pier project. This is the beginning of my future home layout, the only problem is, my current home does not have room for a large layout.
This is where Magoun pier comes in, I built it as a portable layout that I can take to shows. With the idea that it can be connected & disconnected from a permanent home layout that I have not built yet.
Magoun pier measures 41 inches wide by six feet 5 inches long, designed to fit in the back of my pick-up truck for transportation purposes. It's taken me 2 years to build this large urban pier.
I recently took it all outside to photograph at dusk, and I got some really nice photos. So here they are I hope you will enjoy them.
I can see why it took two years, excellent work there sir.
Andy Kramer - modeling the Milwaukee Road in Wisconsin
The Milwaukee Road is alive and well and running in my basement
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That is an amazing layout, everything from your modeling, weathering, detailing of the scene and your photography is outstanding. This is something that should be in one of the model railroad magazines.
I've often thought that model railroading helps to re-live the past.When I was growing up in the north-end of Hamilton many,many years ago I used to work on the docks as a part-time stevedore while I was going to school---in many ways it was one of the most exciting jobs that I ever had especially as a 18 year old youth when you have the opportunity to meet so many of the ship's crews from all over the world.Greg,when I look at your pictures it brings back many memories of a happy time in my life---thank you.