Coast Line RR vol 7

[kirk]

Time for a new volume I believe!

Here are linkes to the earlier:

1: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/t...TOPIC_ID=23577

2: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/t...TOPIC_ID=28072

3: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/t...TOPIC_ID=30488

4: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/t...TOPIC_ID=32687

5: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/t...TOPIC_ID=34468

6: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/t...TOPIC_ID=36954

7. Coast Line Railbus: https://railroad-line.com/node/11925

I will do my best to post new stuff in this one too, but be patient please

Here's a little picture, just to make this posting less dry

[hon3_rr]

Wonderful.. and the links to keep us in eye candy to boot.

[BigLars]

Good luck on your next 100 pages of posts on an amazing railroad. What a picture to start out with, it looks so real.

[Geezer]

Troels - Well wishes on your new chapter and in your

work that supports your hobby needs. Thanks for sharing

so much of yourself with us.

[mabloodhound]

every New England town had at least one cemetery so your stone cutter building is an excellent idea. Every grave needs a headstone.

[Mike_Hamer]

I echo all previous comments, Troels. Here's to the next chapter! :up: :up: [:P][:P] :up: :up:

[gregnarrowgauge]

G'day from Australia, Troels. So good to have you back, thanks and good luck with the new posts. Greg in Australia.

[kebmo]

you already know my thoughts....

[Guff]

Troels,

Love your first vol.7 picture! I think it's fantastic. Looking forward to the next chapter!!!

David

[Tyson Rayles]

[:-jump] [:-jump] [:-jump]

:up: :up: :up:

[Dutchman]

Trowels, I echo what has been said. It is great to see Vol. 7 open up!

[scott_robertson]

You do realize Americans are anything but patient :0)...... Scott

[kirk]

quote:

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Originally posted by scott robertson

You do realize Americans are anything but patient :0)...... Scott

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I do Scott... but I'm thick skinned Gotta love the enthusiasm and kindness though I really, really appreciate the warm welcome back, and wish I could live up to the expectations! But health and workload are still factors.

On the positive side I have begun sorting old heaps of materials, finding well hidden tools, dusting a little etc.

[Orionvp17]

Troels,

I'll echo all of the positive sentiments, wish you well with the Next Round of projects and challenges, and beg forgiveness for our beloved "Dutchman," who is on the road and is no doubt a victim of the dreaded "autocorrect." He really does know your name and admire you and your work, just like the rest of us do!

Pete

in Michigan

[kirk]

Pete, I don't even notice stuff like that. Living for 20 years in Norway provided misspelling for a lifetime, the same here in Sweden. The French cope well actually. My norwegian wife hasn't pronounced my name right once in 38 years of marriage. So I'll survive ;O)