Geared Steam wrote:
lol nice
Grampys Trains wrote:Hi all: This is my favorite scene. It combines two of my favorite pastimes, model railroading and trout fishing.
Very nice scene. I like it alot it combines both of my favorite hobbies as well. I love your trees, they look real!!!
alco's forever!!!!! Majoring in HO scale Minorig in O scale:)
Here's one I shot yesterday afternoon at the upper Bear Creek Bridge...
Regards,
Charlie Comstock
And one more
BCSJ wrote: And one more Regards,Charlie Comstock
Here is a scene from my Tam Valley RR of the City of San Francisco speeding eastward through the Paliside Canyon.
Another favorite of mine is of these SD45T-2s in the High Sierras.
You can see more pictures of my layout at http://www.tamvalleyrr.com
Duncan
Duncan,
Welcome to a wonderful forum.
Your rock work is absolutely fantastic, I'm looking forward to viewing your web site.
Thanks for shaing the pictures,
Wayne
Modeling HO Freelance Logging Railroad.
sfcouple wrote:Duncan, Welcome to a wonderful forum. Your rock work is absolutely fantastic, I'm looking forward to viewing your web site.Thanks for shaing the pictures,Wayne
Thanks!
Tamvalleyrr wrote: Here is a scene from my Tam Valley RR of the City of San Francisco speeding eastward through the Paliside Canyon. Another favorite of mine is of these SD45T-2s in the High Sierras.You can see more pictures of my layout at http://www.tamvalleyrr.com Duncan
Well its not much, but I thought I'd show off the only decent bit of my layout in its current state.
lvanhen wrote:Very nice Ludwig - but why are the cars driving on the wrong side of the street - did you flip the pics?
Haha well spotted. No the pics are the right way round. It's intentional. :) My road so they drive by my rules! So they drive on the "correct" side of the road.
Apologies to anyone who's seen this elsewhere.
A view from my OO scale British layout. I brushed water over things to get a just rained look.
Figures are HO by Preiser.
Mike
Modelling the UK in 00, and New England - MEC, B&M, D&H and Guilford - in H0
LudwigVonDrake wrote:^Love the guy that's running to his car!
Looks to me he is running to catch the train already at the station.
Mark
markpierce wrote: LudwigVonDrake wrote:^Love the guy that's running to his car!Looks to me he is running to catch the train already at the station.Mark
The vehicles appear to be on the "wrong" side of the street, but then it does look like a damp day in Great Britain.
This is a scene in New Mexico on my friend Carsten's layout. Click on the photo for a large view in order to see all the excellent details.
Very nice, conagher.
Yes the guy running in my photo had "just one more beer" at the Inn behind him while it rained, and is cutting it a bit fine now.
In order to participate I had to go out and complete my first scene today. I sort of put the cart before the horse but I like the way it came out and now I'm more motivated than ever.
When I started this layout I was sort of bummed that I only had 6 x 9 to work with but now I'm realizing it doesn't make much difference. A scene is a scene.
Mods - I blurred the name of the brewery, at least the non PC part.
San Dimas Southern slideshow
Margaritaman wrote: In order to participate I had to go out and complete my first scene today. I sort of put the cart before the horse but I like the way it came out and now I'm more motivated than ever.When I started this layout I was sort of bummed that I only had 6 x 9 to work with but now I'm realizing it doesn't make much difference. A scene is a scene.Mods - I blurred the name of the brewery, at least the non PC part.
Favorite of the moment (completed and photographed earlier thius month) and it doesn't even have a train in it. In fact, it is not even a real scene but just a setup on the kitchen table. But it is a scene that might be viewed from a train...a beach house at "Bay Point", my version of Virginia Point, at the mainland end of the Galveston Causeway.
I printed out a beach sunset scene on a piece of printer paper and backlighted it through the paper so there wouldn't be much light on the model.
I have two favorite scene's
4x8 are fun too!!! RussellRail
Are we gonna let this thread die. Or are we going to post more pics of cool scenes? I vote for more pics but of course I am partial to this thread anyway.. Seriously if I had any scenes I would post them..
WAIT I DO HAVE ONE......
Take a break!
This loading ramp is no longer movable. Westport Terminal RR has bought it and placed it at the end of the team track in Diamond Valley.
Wolfgang
Pueblo & Salt Lake RR
Come to us http://www.westportterminal.de my videos my blog
We have heard about cattle mutilations over many years and now we finally have proof that this is indeed an alien act, the gray guys only like certain parts of the cow for their BBQs,
Here we see a cow being caught by their special "harvesting" ship....
Oh well, everyone loves BBQ this time of year!
Some snow to cool your hot summer down
I jsut created this snow scene on the Tam Valley RR.
Wowee Duncan,
That is one sweet scene, and I HATE snow!
Keep up the outstanding work, geesh you set the bar high for new guys like me but it gives us a goal to reach.
I guess my skinny dippers wouldn't last too long on your layout...
Thanks for the pic!