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Hello!

My name is Tim Schreiner, and I finally joined this forum. My interests are On3, and I model the Colorado and Southern. Myself, and my business partner, and friend Connie have a retail furniture store/model train store in eastern Oklahoma, near Ft Smith Arkansas. I'm currently building my On3 layout in the store, and Connie is building her HO layout. Nearly 2000 sq.ft. of our 4500 sq.ft building is model RRs. My speciality is scenery, trackwork, and buildings. I run PFM sound. The layout also has a On2 tramway, and I'm currently adding a O standard gauge line. My layout is about a third complete. Here is a pic. I will try to post more later.

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Location: Wister, Ok | Registered:: September 28, 2009Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Welcome aboard!

A long time ago, I used to live in Tulsa (for about a dozen or so years in the 80's and early 90's). Used to drive through Wister all the time on my way to Fort Smith, doing field work. Your layout looks tremendous! Post more when you can ...

Jim


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Great looking scenery, Tim!!


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Here are some more.

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Location: Wister, Ok | Registered:: September 28, 2009Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Welcome aboard, Tim! That layout looks like it has some great potential for coverage in the magazine. Don't hesitate to get in touch with me if you're interested. Beautiful modeling of the water features, among other things!

There are some truly talented modelers represented on this forum, and they amply demonstrate what the narrow-minded can accomplish.


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Location: Struthers, Ohio | Registered:: September 17, 2000Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Hello Tim!

From a fellow South Park fan.

Michael


19th century On3...and a touch of C&S. Mostly DSP&P pre-1885 renumbering.
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Location: Cincinnati | Registered:: March 18, 2008Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Hey Gang,
I think we have a keeper!

Tim,
Is that the Como round house we see in the last pic?
Al

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Location: GO GREEN, ON30, SPFD, MO | Registered:: January 23, 2007Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Welcome aboard, Tim.

You have a beautiful layout - looking forward to seeing more of it. Smile

Jim
 
Location: Schenectady NY | Registered:: March 15, 2002Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Hi Tim
bout time y'all got over to this great place.
Dems some super pics ya got there. Great work.

gary g AKA--- BUBBA in another place Wink

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Location: lima, new york | Registered:: February 20, 2002Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Tim,
Is that the Como round house we see in the last pic?
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Yes it is, and was the first structure I built for the layout.

Thanks for all the warm comments, and I will post a few more pics here.

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Location: Wister, Ok | Registered:: September 28, 2009Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Tim,

As noted on the Convention thread: Welcome to The Forum! Smile

Thanks also for the wonderful photos. WOW! Cool

Cordially,

Dennis
 
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Welcome to the forum, Tim. Your layout looks very impressive! I subscribe to many forums and this is one of the very best.

Paul S


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Location: Rockford, IL | Registered:: September 05, 2004Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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I've finally decided on a name for my layout, and theme. It's the "Colorado & Southern RWY-Peak to Peak Route".

I also took some new pics of the work progress on the expansion.

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This is what is on the other side

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One awsome project Tim. How long have you been working on it? Looking at the last pic, I wonder if you are in the antique furniture business.
Thanks again for your pics,
Al
 
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The project was begun here a little over three years ago. I work on it by myself, with a little help from my friend Connie. She's also building her own HO layout. We mainly sell new Ashley furniture, but do have a few items on consignment, and a couple antique pieces for sale as well.
 
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I had a request to post an image of my Como roundhouse. So here it is.

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Thanks Tim, a very nice looking round house.
Al
 
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Wow, Nice Job Tim a true masterpiece, you have a great looking layout..

George
 
Location: Seacoast New Hampshire, USA | Registered:: January 05, 2005Reply With QuoteEdit or Delete MessageReport This Post
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Tim,
I was looking at your Como round house again, and spotted what I think is one of the leased D&RGW C-19s sitting out side.
Also, is your turn table scratch built, and how long is it?
Thanks,
Al
 
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That's an MMI model that I customised. The turntable bridge, and pit are scratchbuilt, and I will be building a replacement bridge someday. The one there now is not functional, or correct. Its 50' turntable.

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Very impressive, Tim.


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That is a fine-looking C-19, Tim. My stock 346 looks very plain compared to yours. I like your light weathering too... a used but well maintained locomotive.

Paul S


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THat is some layout , incredible scenery and detail excellent work thanx for sharing bobby
 
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Thank you for the comments. The layout is still not even half finished. Roll Eyes
 
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