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 Honestly, I was so excited by these Toronto Transit Commission subway cars and the sample of the Canadian Light Rail Vehicle in HO scale that I forgot to scour the rest of the booth! 
 
 ## Atlas
-![Weathered Micro-Trains by Atlas cars](/assets/img/P1040464.JPG)
+![Weathered Micro-Trains by Atlas cars](/assets/img/P1040464.jpg)
 Atlas recently completed their acquisition of Micro-Trains, to plenty of mixed emotions in the N scale community (and that's certainly putting it lightly). It was good to see them continuing the lineup, especially the pre-weathered offerings, with these samples of upcoming weathered boxcars and gondolas. Pre-weathered offerings seem to be a trend this year, with multiple manufacturers offering them in a variety of scales.
 
 ## Broadway Limited Imports (BLI)
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 As always, Custom Model Railroads had an excellent display, featuring their wide lineup of both HO and N scale buildings. Their trademark use of acrylic really stands out to make excellent city structures, such as their new Hudson building with its art-deco vibes, as exemplified in the N scale version depicted above. You can even make these tall city structures taller with their add-on floors!
 
 ## Lionel
-![K4 Engineering Sample](/assets/img/P1040518.JPG)
+![K4 Engineering Sample](/assets/img/P1040518.jpg)
 As someone who spent endless hours browsing Lionel catalogs as a kid, I'm always happy to stop by their booth. This year, they had plenty of Star Wars and Harry Potter branded trains, as well as samples of their upcoming models (including Pennsy K4s, my all-time favorite engines) on display (above).