outdoorsfellarAppalachian coal haulers !
Appalachian coal haulers !
BEAUTIFUL
Lee, great work on the slug!
Sawyer Berry
Clemson University c/o 2018
Building a protolanced industrial park layout
superbe Hey Tim, I bought an assortment of 4 smooth side grain hoppers from www.firsthobby.com back in December. Bob
Hey Tim,
I bought an assortment of 4 smooth side grain hoppers from www.firsthobby.com back in December.
Bob
thanks i will have to check it out.
tim
DrilineThe engine looks ok, but that railroad crossbuck has to go. It looks too toy fake like. I would use NJ-International crossbucks. http://www.njinternational.com/crossing.htm
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jeffrey-wimberlyProto 2000 GP38-2 given to me by a friend. It was originally UP.
Proto 2000 GP38-2 given to me by a friend. It was originally UP.
The engine looks ok, but that railroad crossbuck has to go. It looks too toy fake like. I would use NJ-International crossbucks. http://www.njinternational.com/crossing.htm
outdoorsfellar Appalachian coal haulers !
OOOOOOOH!
Sweet!
Larry
Conductor.
Summerset Ry.
"Stay Alert, Don't get hurt Safety First!"
Slug looks outstanding, Lee!
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
EVERYWHERE LOST; WE HUSTLE OUR CABOOSE FOR YOU
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Don't Ever Give Up
Tim,Those are Atlas/Trainman cars..I ordered mine from Kleins.
BRAKIE Here's a project I am currently working on. Land Star Grains is a kitbash of 2 Walthers N Scale ADM Grain Elevators.
Here's a project I am currently working on.
Land Star Grains is a kitbash of 2 Walthers N Scale ADM Grain Elevators.
Nice structure!! I have the same one. I was woundering where you got the grain cars from. I can't seem to find them anywhere. Not even at train shows.
Boy ,Stebby, talk about hittin' the nail on the head! Yeah, I still need to put up wood siding and weather it.This was more a test to see if I could get a close copy of the barns up here. There's one on my property, I it used as an example.The red paint was only for the pic to get an idea how it'd look. I'll get the weathering on later!
Thanks!
Terry
Terry in NW Wisconsin
Queenbogey715 is my Youtube channel
saronaterry I need ALOT of farm scenes since I model NW Wisconsin, so I've started to mess around with scratch-building barns. Still need to add siding ,windows, etc. Terry
I need ALOT of farm scenes since I model NW Wisconsin, so I've started to mess around with scratch-building barns. Still need to add siding ,windows, etc.
Living in Iowa, and traveling a lot through the rural contryside, I have to tell you that barn is waaay too purty. You plan to do some serious weathering I hope? The only barns I have seen with that fresh a coat of paint usually belong to "hobby-farmers" who probably use them to stable horses, or house their antique car collection.
I have figured out what is wrong with my brain! On the left side nothing works right, and on the right side there is nothing left!
Awesome pictures everybody! Man that scratch built steamer looks awesome!
I've been toiling away repairing track for the upcoming operating session (I still have a LOT to do!) but I also managed to work on a few other projects during a break from filing rough joints, testing, soldering feeders, more testing, more filing joints, more testing, etc... I don't think any of you would really be interested in seeing photos of track though...
This is the White River Southern Railroad's humble maintenance yard for the White River Subdivision (there's also the Concord Subdivision). It consists of an old 53' container for storing smaller parts (tie plates, spikes, tools, etc) as well as some larger items such as track bumpers and relay boxes. The railroad equipment available includes a 40' flatcar, two ballast hoppers, a small gasoline speeder with trailer, and whatever empty home-road cars can be spared. Those are stored on the caboose track.The scenery is far from done in this area...
I also sceniced the gravel truck docks for Eyore's Kitty Chow. The ballasting isn't done, and the backdrop needs some work, but it's an improvement over pink foam!
Ditto, ditto! I was looking at it yesterday and could only think of ... Wow!
Jarrell
HEINZGUDERIANWow. Thats good weeathering Jeff. How you do it?
Wow. Thats good weeathering Jeff. How you do it?
onequiknova Heartland Division CB&Q Congratulations to "onequiknova" for the CB&Q 02A !!!!!!!!!!! ALso, I would like to see more of the Rock Island unit in the avatar! WOW Thanks for the compliments. I'm currently scratchbuilding a CB&Q T2 2-6-6-2. Here are a couple pics of the AB6 in my avitar. It's built from a Proto 2000 E6B. John.
Heartland Division CB&Q Congratulations to "onequiknova" for the CB&Q 02A !!!!!!!!!!! ALso, I would like to see more of the Rock Island unit in the avatar! WOW
Congratulations to "onequiknova" for the CB&Q 02A !!!!!!!!!!!
ALso, I would like to see more of the Rock Island unit in the avatar!
WOW
Thanks for the compliments. I'm currently scratchbuilding a CB&Q T2 2-6-6-2.
Here are a couple pics of the AB6 in my avitar. It's built from a Proto 2000 E6B.
John.
John, The AB6 is great! Good luck on the T2.
jeffrey-wimberly The WPF on page 2?! Surely not! BUMP!
The WPF on page 2?! Surely not! BUMP!
- Luke
Modeling the Southern Pacific in the 1960's-1980's
It is very slow everywhere else, too, Jeff. Must be something about the weather.
John, I am very impressed with your steamer....scratched? Wow!
-Crandell
Stein, thanks for bringing us up to date...I had been wondering what you were doing these days.
I don't see the crane very well above, but it looks like a nice model. You and Wolfgang seem to share a delight in the 44 tonners. I think your barge is smashing. Looks very good.
I hope to see more.