Peter, you've posted another amazing scene. I'm not sure when I see your photos if it's actually a model railroad or a real-life photo!
York1 John
Rick, Thanks for opening the WPF. Complete or in progress always enjoy seeing your work and club layout shots.
John, Liking your project and choice of colors.
Regards, Peter
Rick, thanks for starting another weekend of photos. I didn't see your post, so I started another thread. I'm going to try to delete that thread.
Having lived in Louisiana, I really like seeing the Southern RR boxcar. Nice work.
For quite a while, I have been working on this building. I saw a model I liked, but I didn't like the price. I decided to build something similar. I was glad I found Plastruct makes N scale brick styrene. The small windows are Tichy, and the larger windows and doors I made. The doors took a long time to get them inset. Also, on the other side of the building is a cafe that I have done the interior. It's not done yet, so when that is finished, I can get some photos of that. I hope we can get some good photos this weekend.
John
Good morning from cloudy, warm and humid Northeast Ohio!
Got a little modeling done this week, only a couple of those complete but a lot of work on incomplete models.
Athearn 40' Trailer, removed the PFE details from the trailer to make it look more like a standard trailer, painted with Scalecoat II Silver paint and lettered with Highball Graphics decals. I wanted more lease trailers to intersperse with all the railroad owned trailers I have.
Next a Kadee 40' PS1 Boxcar kit painted with Scalecoat II Boxcar Red and Silver paints and lettered with Herald King Decals. General Service Boxcar on the Southern Railway.
I have been working on a modified 1937 AAR boxcar kit that was modified by the GM&O for use in Appliance Service, added a new side sill and reinforcing around a new 9' door, still needs to be painted and decaled.
A pair of Athearn SD38's with an autoparts train showing off some new Tangent 60' Greenvilles along with some old standbys.
Have a great weekend!
Rick Jesionowski
Rule 1: This is my railroad.
Rule 2: I make the rules.
Rule 3: Illuminating discussion of prototype history, equipment and operating practices is always welcome, but in the event of visitor-perceived anacronisms, detail descrepancies or operating errors, consult RULE 1!
This is the weekend thread where modelers can show their completed models, work under construction and layout pictures new and old.
Let's have a lot of participation this weekend!