Beautiful layout Joe. Hope to see more in the future
Ch
MP 53 on the BNSF Topeka Sub
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Joe Fugate Modeling the 1980s SP Siskiyou Line in southern Oregon
QUOTE: Originally posted by Master of Big Sky Blue I do have a question ... Were you the person that Invented Mushroom Style Benchwork, Or just the first person to apply it in a signifigant mannor? James
Jerry SP FOREVER http://photobucket.com/albums/f317/GAPPLEG/
QUOTE: Originally posted by conrail92 very impressive i like the moss on the trees
QUOTE: Originally posted by zgardner18 Joe, On the real Rice hill, are they still running any trains over it or is it not being used anymore. Where exactly is Rice Hill in Oregon? I've been on the 5 through there so many times, I just can't picture the area. Last are there still tracks up the Siskiyou Pass at the Cal/Ore state line? (Isn't that Siskiyou Pass?)
QUOTE: Originally posted by BNSFrailfan I have a Question? How do you get that water to look so real? Is like a jell or something?
--Zak Gardner
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QUOTE: Originally posted by zgardner18 Joe, my plans are to model the hills of Montana, If you've ever been there you would know that the hills are mostly grass with the higher elevations being pines. In my case would it be wise to invest in a static grass applicator?
John
Chip
Building the Rock Ridge Railroad with the slowest construction crew west of the Pecos.