Steve recently detailed a tow truck, parked here in front of Trinka's Cafe.

Steve used an interesting assortment of items from the "junk box".

Note the detail in the winch mechanism and the tow bar.

A petty officer waits on the platform for the train to carry him off to serve his country.

Trinka's Cafe is nearly complete.  The patio is just waiting for chairs from Banta and it will be open for outdoor dining.

Note the excellent detail on the awnings - without any actual sewing, as Steve carefully points out.

Trinka's backside, er, that is to say, the back of Trinka's. 

Note the carefully constructed scale crate that Steve smashed with his thumb and scattered across the tracks.

(Under construction)

Trinka's Café - click here for the complete story.

(Under construction)

Notice the excellent stucco work.

A covered wagon?  Three guesses what was shipped on this piece of rolling stock.

A nice view of Santa Fe, complete with the new covered wagon.

#278 pushes the covered wagon through town as night begins to fall.

Mission Produce; the stucco is incredible in person

The back of Mission Produce.

(Thanks to John Fisher for holding the light.)

Another view of Mission Produce, as well as the rest of Santa Fe.

#278 idles in the foreground while the passenger train looks like it is ready to depart the depot.

#276 runs behind a Texaco

(Photo by Mark Gardner)

#278 waits in Santa Fe for an assignment

A train blocks a street in Santa Fe.