Beautiful work! I have always liked night lighting effects and suffered through those days when about all we had were Grain of Wheat bulbs running about nine volts. I was especially impressed with the barbeque and diner scene. Someone wrote a few years back that light doesn't "scale" well, and our 1:1 eyes need things to be brighter. We are fortunate to have quite a selection of LED colors and sizes to work with today - and the GOW, GOR, and Micro Bulbs still are quite handy as well. I didn't see one here, but it is worth pointing out that interlocking towers and train order offices usually only had a light over the desk and were thus pretty dark. The reasons were two-fold. First, the rules required interior lights to be shaded as much as possible from the view of trains and second, too much light made it hard to see out the windows at night. Mr. Garvin and company have produced a nice work of "industrial art" here.

All I cam say is , WOW!!!

The light reflecting off that water near the ore dock looks fantastic. Have a Jesus filled day everyone Greg in Michigan

We need to add an off switch for the birds. Should be night species like owls . These are day birds