I received my first train set when I was 8 years old. It was an HO layout placed on a piece of plywood. When I was 11 years old, my Dad and I created a little town complete with scenery, remote switches, a control panel with 2 cabs, and lighted streets & buildings. The sizes varied, but each layout was a little more challenging. The seed was planted.

After a hiatus from model railroading during college and early adult life, I caught the railroading bug again after visiting Illinois to visit my family in 1993. For the last 14 years I have met many renowned model railroaders. Talking with them has inspired me to get busy painting, weathering, and decaling some of my Boston & Maine cars & engines researching schemes for locomotives, wiring control panels, installing and ballasting track, creating scenes, building craftsman kits and kit-bashing models, installing DCC decoders and enjoying all the aspects of model railroading.

Since meeting Steve six years ago, he and I have worked on numerous model railroading projects together in many scales. In my opinion, Steve Lamb is the most conscientious model railroading contractor that I have met. He stands by his word and delivers what he promises -- that is all one can expect when hiring any contractor. I really enjoy working with Steve and so will you!