Mike Martin's backwoods logging loco looks at home at Gary's

Steve Hesselton's beautiful rolling stock looks great in the fall sun.

Steve Shyvers heads into Gary's newly expanded yard area.

Richard Murray's Roundhouse Forney shows a nice plume from the safety valve.

Another look at some of Steve Hesselton's realistic rolling stock.

Steve Shyvers' Jane locomotive looks great as the sun comes out.

Steve Shyvers' scratchbuilding is a source of inspiration for the rest of us.

Tom King helping Dan Liebowitz operate Dan's Mason Bogie.

Steve Shyvers proudly looks on as his scratch built consist pulls onto the mainline.

(L to R) Kevin Zem, Gary Broeder, and Steve Hesselton seem to be enjoying the variety of equipment present.

Kevin Zem's Ruby is undergoing modifications and turned in some good runs.

Gary's bridges make for excellent photo opportunities.

Steve Hesselton's C-16 looks at home on Gary's concrete bridge.

Steve Shyver's latest project looks good as it nears completion.

Steve Hesselton's consist turns heads wherever it goes.

Carlo Spirito of Maine made the figures found riding on Steve Hesselton's trains.

Steve Hesselton has a real talent for painting and weathering.

Rusty and Dan Liebowitz had a great time at Gary's steamup.

Closeup of the detailed cab on Steve Hesselton's C-16.

I thought I heard Richard Murray mumbling something about "track power".  Fortunately the batteries didn't fit!