Last train of the day.
Wolfgang
Pueblo & Salt Lake RR
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wedudler wrote: Last train of the day.Wolfgang
alco's forever!!!!! Majoring in HO scale Minorig in O scale:)
LOVE that night scene!
Mike
Modelling the UK in 00, and New England - MEC, B&M, D&H and Guilford - in H0
wedudler wrote:Last train of the day.Wolfgang
Wolfgang, I see you've figured out how to light balance the different parts of a scene under extreme lighting conditions. Great work! Is this the station that spawned the thread on the LC-list about detailing an operators office?
Cheers,
Charlie Comstock
This scene is on my friend Jim Reardon's On3 layout...
Jim is an amazing craftsman. The roundhouse is a quite a piece of work!
Regards,
Here's another from Jim Reardon's On3 layout...
That trestle is an outstanding piece of craftsmanship.
Charlie, yes, this is my station, it was the Ops-Ind list. Here you see my How To build it. And a few pictures from the operators room are there too. Not the latest.
I've made this picture with a program called Combine2M.
Wow Charlie. Your friend Jim does some incredible work. I wish there were someone near medina ohio that had such a great layout to inspire me.
mike
Yes, Jim Reardon's On3 layout is a master's layout.
These aren't all of mine except for the city scene, but don't you just like 'em.
One of my city scenes.
Thanks,
Robert Sylvester, WTRR
Abandoned frieght station (if you can even see the roof )
Sawyer Berry
Clemson University c/o 2018
Building a protolanced industrial park layout
I love the one of the road work crew, I accidently dropped a big glob of model glue on my finished styrofoam road and it disolved a hole in my road, so I used my happy boo boo to my advantage, I didn't know what else to do?
I had a little work man on a ladder in the whole, he looked dirty!!!
That was my old layout but I sure miss my hole scene, maybe I'll recreate it on the new layout?
Fantastic work here, and the other pics are super artistic also.
Keep up the great work.
Couple more favorites from me.
Hopewell Junction on the Seneca Lake, Ontario, & Western:
Same town by night:
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!
UP Chayne wrote:how do you post your pictures bigger?
You link to a picture that is bigger ....
Your link: http://www.trainboard.com/railimages/data/500/thumbs/Whole_Layout_001.jpg
I suspect that the "thumbs" part indicate that this is a small thumbnail picture ...
Testing. Yup - if you use this path instead:
http://www.trainboard.com/railimages/data/500/Whole_Layout_001.jpg
(ie delete the /thumbs part of the path),then you get a full size picture instead of the thumbnail.
Smile, Stein
thanks for the information.
Love that ballfield, great details!
San Dimas Southern slideshow
A small town somewhere in Ohio 1930.
Reinhard
A simple scene but I like it.
Are you telling us that the picture you posted here is of a model?
Nawh, thats a real photo right?
Where can I see more of your layout?
Thanks, Jess.
g. gage wrote:A simple scene but I like it.
G scale outside... no photoshop...
am I right?
g. gage wrote: A simple scene but I like it.
conagher wrote: 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.
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.
I think we need to see more from this layout. Very nice!
--Zak Gardner
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Cab Forward in helper service passing Some of those new-fangled diesels on Donner Pass 1953.
Thanks for all the compliments. The photo, untouched, was taken with a Canon dslr camera on my N-C-O Div. outdoor G 1:29 railroad located on the eastslope of the Sierra Nevada at 5,280'. My 2.33 acres are bordered on two sides by Tahoe National Forest giving many open vistas.
Thanks again, Rob
Here's some pics of my (only) finished scene, thus far.
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