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It has to be said (since I had one previous run-in with the legal department of the LEGO company, but that's neither here nor there), that this page is in no way affiliated with the LEGO Company (Canada or otherwise) and is not endorsed by the aforementioned company.
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| Moved pre-April 22, 2004 train pictures to an archive page. See the archive page here
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***September 1, 2004***
Wanted a working lift bridge on the layout. So I built one.
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See Rob, it's not just your kids who have a good time sending engines over the edge... :)
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***May 10, 2004***
Video of Dave's Train Layout
A friend brought his video camera over and we put it on the layout. See the video here.
Please download the video before viewing it--it'll be tasking on my little webserver if you don't.
To download the video, right click on the link above, and choose 'Save Target As'.
The video is approximately 16 meg.
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***May 3, 2004***
Attack of the 90 foot Girl!!!!
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***April 29, 2004***
Wanted an entire matching consist for my BBB steam engine
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***April 22, 2004***
Redid my BBB Steam Locomotive. Wanted to make it look a little more like a real one (and have it stay on the track to boot!)
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The two steam locomotives together. Coincidentally, the small steam locomotive is the first MOC train engine I ever built. It's beside the latest MOC engine I've built.
How about that...
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Latest pics from around the layout (April 22, 2004)
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Why oh why do I like rail yards so much?
Mmmmmmm....modified track switches... Gggahghghahhghghhghhhhh... (Homer Simpson drool)
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Here we have the totally complicated control centre... Well, maybe not.
A Track Designer layout of my basement layout. I plan on changing a few things to get in with rtlToronto standards.
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