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Espeelark

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Re: Introduce Yourself...
« Reply #270 on: June 13, 2026, 06:15:40 PM »
Welcome aboard Jeff!
I copy/pasted your question into a new post under "RailPro Specific Help & Discussion" and gave you some info about my layout that you can compare/contrast against.

Mod Edit: direct link to post: https://rpug.pdc.ca/index.php/topic,1812.0.html - Tim
« Last Edit: June 14, 2026, 08:37:30 AM by G8B4Life »
Espeelark (Paul Mac)
Modeling the SP in Ohio
"Bad is never good until worse happens...."

RogerC

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Re: Introduce Yourself...
« Reply #271 on: August 26, 2026, 07:48:29 PM »
Hello everyone!  My name is Roger and I am in the process of construction of a G scale layout.  In April I retired for the second time from the Railway Industry.  40 years providing capital equipment to rail vehicle maintenance facilities globally was a great career.  In my youth I enjoyed HO and N scale layouts before high school, work and college took my time.  I was exposed to a G scale railway about 25 years ago and it was dormant until early this year when I knew I would retire for good. Since then I have spent a lot of time online looking a G scale websites as well as layouts on YouTube.  I have purchased some used equipment and have been learning a lot working on locomotives bringing them back to life.  I learned of RailPro early in my research and liked all of the features with the loading sharing ability possibly the most attractive.  Don Sweet, RCS of New England, shared a lot of information and experience with me about RailPro so I purchased a system.  I am hoping to have my first install complete soon and operating on a local layout.  I live in northern New York and plan to have my own Garden train layout operating before snow flies!


Espeelark

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Re: Introduce Yourself...
« Reply #272 on: August 26, 2026, 07:53:49 PM »
Welcome aboard Roger!
Living in upstate NY and hoping to have your garden train layout operating before snow flies might be a bit sporty!
I wish you luck and good weather! Share some photos when you can.
Espeelark (Paul Mac)
Modeling the SP in Ohio
"Bad is never good until worse happens...."