anyone know this layout?

[delamaize]

Hey Washington folks, Anyone know this layout?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&_trksid=p4340.l2557&item=251032675745&nma=true&rt=nc&si=tZwr2GJ9WhU5llRmi7Qomlnu%252FKM%253D&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/for/2935450263.html

Thining about looking at it. I'm not really going to have the time to build my own layout for a while, With the divorce and trying to find a new job and all. and it would be nice to have something that aint the "Kitchen table and southern"

[Philip H]

Mike,
It looks vaguely like something the United Northwest guys had at a show years ago - but otherwise not sure.

Incidentally, the UNW club is one of the best bunch of N scalers currently in Seattle.  Depending on where you end up living their monthly meetings and running sessions might help you scratch more then one itch.
Philip

[delamaize]

Mike,
It looks vaguely like something the United Northwest guys had at a show years ago - but otherwise not sure.

Incidentally, the UNW club is one of the best bunch of N scalers currently in Seattle.  Depending on where you end up living their monthly meetings and running sessions might help you scratch more then one itch.
Philip

Thanks Philip, I have been looking for a club, I was with the Olympia Model Railroad Clinic before moving here, I'll probably try to get back with them, lots of tallent in that group, and they always had great input and insite to my projects. Also, Occationally, Jim Younkins use to have sessions on the MB&S, witch is one impressive layout. I was also part of the HO club that was in the basement of the thurston county fairgrounds for a short period of time aslo. They were pretty good guys. (not the HO club I have refered to before that were assholes.) I'll be living in the Olympia area, so once a month might be feasable to get up north to seattle for meetings.