A mac truck leaves the Owens Coal Company on its way to town.
A North and South bound freight are photographed over Junior Canyon.
Have Fun.... Bob.
I am humbled by the quality of that Owen Scene. Seeing the slight weathering on the corner street signposts is just that last touch of detail.
One tidbit, arent those concrete plates too new to show grass sticking up between? If I may venture to open my uneducated mouth and actually ask.. "Is the grass a little TOO healthy between the plates?"
Even so.. awesome work!
hubbards98 wrote:Those are great pics, may I ask you if you start your track at that height or does it climb to that altitiude , and if so how much room do you need to climb that height
To achieve the illusion of height, the benchwork over the canyon was lowered by 15 inches. By doing so, i was able to add a dramatic canyon scene without having to consume layout space.
Falls Valley RR wrote: I am humbled by the quality of that Owen Scene. Seeing the slight weathering on the corner street signposts is just that last touch of detail.One tidbit, arent those concrete plates too new to show grass sticking up between? If I may venture to open my uneducated mouth and actually ask.. "Is the grass a little TOO healthy between the plates?"Even so.. awesome work!
Nope, I'd say he's got it spot on. We've got driveways here who's weeds peeking through the cement can get that thick and in fact are that green.
More pics! More pics!!!
How did you make the rocks in the 2nd picture, the ones on the mountain?
Great shots!! Who makes the Mack truck? I need a few of them those are sharp.
Also DRI is correct on the weeds in the drive. I have the same problem every summer. Would send pics but the wife would get mad lol.
Yes we are on time but this is yesterdays train