On Fri, 2 Sep 2005 08:42:25 -0500, Marty.Thorin wrote
> Dear Roy,
>     I actually have several pieces of my Martian drive-in.  Remember 
> the Martians in Pixar's Toy Story?  I have one from Burger King that 
> is about four inches tall.  He will be standing beside the road 
> waving at the people.  The café itself will be round with spaces 
> pointing at it.  I have Doc Brown, Marty McFly, and the Delorian for 
> one side of the café.  I have other 1950s cars for the other side. 
>  As this module is for my layout and not fully NASG compliant, the 
> trains run BEHIND the drive-in.  Thus, if I had a N&W Y6b, I could 
> create an O. Winston Link type view when the Y6b roars past.   
>  Additional excitement is added by Miller Engineering blinking signs 
> which will read "Martian Burgers -- They're out of this world!"  
> Although the cars will not be moving, there will be lots of flashing 
> and chasing lights.
> 
> Having too much fun dreaming,
> Thorin

Hi Thorin,

That actually sounds kind of neat.  I have my Star Trek ships that I can hang 
up and pretend that they did a 'time warp' back to the 1950's like they did 
in one of original series episodes.  I am not sure what they would be doing 
over Owen Sound but I think that it might be cool to simulate someone beaming 
down to the station to catch the mixed train to Wiarton just because perhaps 
Bones McCoy was a 'railfan' and wanted to ride on the Wiarton sub before it 
was abandonned in 1960.  The train could actually stop at Chesley to let him 
off to do a little trout fishing in the creek there.  

Now, just how to simulate the beam down and beam up???

cheers,

Andy Malette




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