Well, I posted a year ago (or so) so I guess I can post again...
This is easily the most photographed (and videographed) scene on the entire layout!
I like your stuff shayfan. Nice shot
mike
alco's forever!!!!! Majoring in HO scale Minorig in O scale:)
Thanks for the bump. This is a great thread.
Mine's not a new scene, but it's a new picture. Dusk in Blackwater, Oregon:
Phil, I'm not a rocket scientist; they are my students.
Well it has been a long time since anyone posted here. So I thought I would bump it and see if anyone has any new scenes they have been working on.
YYYYYEEEEESSSSS!!!!!!! It is back. My favorite thread that I have posted. I love seeing all these awesome scenes. Please don't take it away for sooooo long again.
Oh... Septuplets!
Charlie
He's unstoppable, seen here ambling back from the pub
Mike
Modelling the UK in 00, and New England - MEC, B&M, D&H and Guilford - in H0
shayfan84325 wrote:The guy does get around. Here he is on the observation car of the Blackwater Cannonball:
I do note that he did change his tie for the train, lol.
Sawyer Berry
Clemson University c/o 2018
Building a protolanced industrial park layout
Red Horse wrote:... I wonder why on all most ALL the layouts I've seen this guy on, he's always crossing the street...LOL!
... I wonder why on all most ALL the layouts I've seen this guy on, he's always crossing the street...LOL!
To get to the other side!
Hi Jess: You've got a keen eye for details. Here's my plump, hair challenged, older guy lounging in front of the deli, letting his probably large meal settle.
MisterBeasley wrote: I was back on page 2, but that was almost a year ago now.This was on WPF last week. There's more to it than meets the lens of the camera.The traffic lights are the Walthers ones, and they sequence appropriately through red, yellow and green. The "HOTEL" sign is from Miller Engineering, and it's animated, too. To your left is the House of Haggis Scottish restaurant, and the Heartbreak Hotel, complete with The King and his hound dog, is on the right.
I was back on page 2, but that was almost a year ago now.
This was on WPF last week. There's more to it than meets the lens of the camera.
The traffic lights are the Walthers ones, and they sequence appropriately through red, yellow and green. The "HOTEL" sign is from Miller Engineering, and it's animated, too. To your left is the House of Haggis Scottish restaurant, and the Heartbreak Hotel, complete with The King and his hound dog, is on the right.
Very nice, I know that guy in the fore ground, he visits my layout often and I've seen him on many layouts I wonder why on all most ALL the layouts I've seen this guy on, he's always crossing the street...LOL!
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Thank you kind sir.
BCSJ wrote:How about this one showing some newly painted Alcomania in Oakhill on myBC&SJ?Cheers,Charlie Comstock
How about this one showing some newly painted Alcomania in Oakhill on myBC&SJ?
Cheers,
Charlie Comstock
Sorry folks but it seemed a shame to abandon this one on the previous page
You got my vote Charlie. You know I love the alco!!!!!!
Keep em coming
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Muscle Baby!
twhite wrote: rs2mike wrote: NittanyLion wrote:Really, I do love Grampys layout. Everything about it is great and it doesn't hurt that he can take pretty good pictures too. Although I have always been curious about the trackplan (hint).oooooh me to!!!!Me three, LOL! How about it, Grampy's? Letting your many fans know exactly WHERE all that beautifully scenicked track is going?Tom
rs2mike wrote: NittanyLion wrote:Really, I do love Grampys layout. Everything about it is great and it doesn't hurt that he can take pretty good pictures too. Although I have always been curious about the trackplan (hint).oooooh me to!!!!
NittanyLion wrote:Really, I do love Grampys layout. Everything about it is great and it doesn't hurt that he can take pretty good pictures too. Although I have always been curious about the trackplan (hint).
Me three, LOL!
How about it, Grampy's? Letting your many fans know exactly WHERE all that beautifully scenicked track is going?
Tom
I agree! Your layout is amazing!
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Tamvalleyrr wrote:
That's some pretty nice looking modeling (and the sun lit illumination doesn't hurt at all). Is there enough room for you get further from the real trees in the background? Their size is about the only give away I was seeing in your scene.
Lovin' it!
Here is a scene I built around FOS Scle Limited's kitWKLO Radio. This scene is going to be on the outskirts of Ogden on the Tam Valley RR (http://www.tamvalleyrr.com).
So far these are mine from my layout