Jersey City Industrial Railroad Micro-Layout

[conrailthomas519]

  DKS makes it LOOK Sooooo Easy!

[Chris333]

I'm waiting to see how you handle all those windows.

[nscalemike]

DKS makes it LOOK Sooooo Easy!

You can say that again.  More buildings in one day than I do in a year, and they look better too!

[DKS]

I'm waiting to see how you handle all those windows.

Funny you should ask...

[Chris333]

For sale? 

[DKS]

Possibly. Trouble is, they wouldn't be cheap--lotta laser time involved.

[Specter3]

ohhhh those windows gonna be nice!

[VonRyan]

Possibly. Trouble is, they wouldn't be cheap--lotta laser time involved.

They look worth it to me! And that's saying something...


-Cody F.

[Chris333]

Saw this today. looks like your furniture building:
http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2013/06/05/detroits-long-abandoned-packard-plant-to-be-auctioned/

[DKS]

Saw this today. looks like your furniture building:
http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2013/06/05/detroits-long-abandoned-packard-plant-to-be-auctioned/

Interesting...

The factory dates back to Packard’s 1903 move from its birthplace of Warren, Ohio, to Detroit.

And it goes on seemingly forever. http://binged.it/13pvxcy

[Lemosteam]

Looks Familair!  Hornwrecker is right up the street from there and I pass by on the s curve of I-94 daily!

[Chris333]

The factory dates back to Packard’s 1903 move from its birthplace of Warren, Ohio, to Detroit.

Yeah, we have Packard Park and a Packard museum and Packard music hall and every year a Packard car show. Part of the factory is still here, but I once again cannot get Bing maps link to work correctly. 

[Chris333]

More packard plant:
http://www.freep.com/interactive/article/20121202/NEWS01/120823062/The-Packard-Plant-Then-now-interactive-comparison-photos

Move your mouse over the photos and they turn old school.

[wazzou]

That is a really cool site Chris.

[Dave Schneider]

Wow. Detroit. So many ghosts.   

Best wishes, Dave