Scratch built turntable at Groveland on the new layout
Guy Cantwell
Willoughby Line
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Great stuff everyone!!!!!
I don't really have anything to post, Not many new projects, except for the Stude, NH crossover I added.
Brunton wrote: Jeffrey, Your photos have improved tremendously! Makes it look like you've upgraded your entire layout! (or have you done that, too?)?
Your photos have improved tremendously! Makes it look like you've upgraded your entire layout! (or have you done that, too?)?
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Nice photos, The Bruce that lives in MA. I like the abandoned coaling tower spur. I also appreciate that you specify what you added digitally - I know for sure that I'm admiring good modeling, and not just good image manipulation skills.
Jeffrey,
Mark P.
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Check out what I dug up. This is a Bachmann GE U-boat body on an Athearn GP50 chassis.
Two from me this weekend.
I call this Highland Meet. A PRR J1 crawls along the close siding above Seneca Falls while a NYC Niagara rockets past on the mains.
Wolfgang, that close turnout in your first image looks familiar. Is it stamped Fast Tracks by any chance? Nice big yard. I hope to have such a thing sometime.
-Crandell
I'm working at the yard, here the yard switcher prepares the next turn.
And a busy GE 44-ton.
Wolfgang
Pueblo & Salt Lake RR
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Jeffrey, I really like the station, the roof looks exceptionaly good. Your pics have sure came a long way in the last couple of weeks. A decent camara works wonders. I wish mine took pics as well as yours.
MA bruce, I like the abandend track, I might have to have on on the new layout I am about ready to build. Great pics. Mike
Bruce, you beat me to it.
I see that it has not been started yet, so I'll venture out and fire off the first photos. As always, let's please keep it civil.
Here's a shot of an abandoned rail spur leading up to an old coaling tower in the background, and an active siding in the foreground. The backdrop is digitally added.
Here's a bridge shot (clouds in background digitally added):