CSX_road_slug wrote:
CSX this IS a great shot...my new favorite.
J.P.
A recently modified area at the West End of Sweethome.
Jon
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Another shot from my friend Chuck Ellis' layout....Sunrise at the Sawmill.
Don Z.
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secondhandmodeler wrote: Alan_B wrote: One of my favorites.Sunrise switching at Between with the Shepard and his flock. Alan, where have you been hiding? I use to enjoy your thread.
Alan_B wrote: One of my favorites.Sunrise switching at Between with the Shepard and his flock.
One of my favorites.
Sunrise switching at Between with the Shepard and his flock.
I see that you found my latest update on the layout forum.
For others that are interested the thread link is:
http://www.trains.com/trccs/forums/1174212/ShowPost.aspx
My favorite scene. Hmmmmm. Here's one I like. Favorite? No sure.
It's an eastbound train crossing the double track bridge over the Mrs. Hippy River.
GARRY
HEARTLAND DIVISION, CB&Q RR
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Hawks05 wrote: CSX_road_slug wrote:http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e182/CSX_road_slug/East_Minister/depot_looking_east.jpgYou had me going. I thought that was proto type. Very nice photo.
CSX_road_slug wrote:http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e182/CSX_road_slug/East_Minister/depot_looking_east.jpg
rs2mike wrote:CSX I love that scene as well.
TrainManTy wrote: . . .CSX_road_slug; I love that part of your layout too. I visited your site a while back, but can't remember where I saw the link. Could you post it?
-Ken in Maryland (B&O modeler, former CSX modeler)
MisterBeasley wrote: Cannoli wrote:My layout is currently a pile of track, foam and lumber, not much to show for photos :) Yeah, but think of how much potential you've got there!
Cannoli wrote:My layout is currently a pile of track, foam and lumber, not much to show for photos :)
Yeah, but think of how much potential you've got there!
Here's a couple I can share, this is one of my club's modules at a show we attended last year. This module represents the engine house and yard in Concord, NH.
Here's another from the same show, not one of my club's but I liked the depiction of downtown Boston and the Orange Line.
Modeling the fictional B&M Dowe, NH branch in the early 50's.
It takes an iron man to play with a toy iron horse.
Dave Vollmer wrote: rs2mike wrote:Getting ideas for my layout and I love all your techniques. Someday I will learn how to post pics of my vollamer hotel turned restraunt.It's spelled "Vollmer..." Ask me how I know !I'm not directly related to Vollmer GmbH & Co KG, but I imagine back in Germany a few hundred years ago you'd find a link.Anyway, I'd like to see that when you're done!My favorite scene on my layout is here at Jack's Run, PA, on my N scale Pennsylvania Middle Division, circa July 1956:
rs2mike wrote:Getting ideas for my layout and I love all your techniques. Someday I will learn how to post pics of my vollamer hotel turned restraunt.
It's spelled "Vollmer..." Ask me how I know !
I'm not directly related to Vollmer GmbH & Co KG, but I imagine back in Germany a few hundred years ago you'd find a link.
Anyway, I'd like to see that when you're done!
My favorite scene on my layout is here at Jack's Run, PA, on my N scale Pennsylvania Middle Division, circa July 1956:
Great work Dave, I love PRR's steam and stone arch bridges.
My layout is currently a pile of track, foam and lumber, not much to show for photos :)
TrainManTy wrote: Spaemouse; isn't the steamer missing something?
Spaemouse; isn't the steamer missing something?
It wouldn't be the same picture without its fangs. I wanted the oldest, ugliest, meanest-looking loco ever pulled from its undergound hidey-hole.
Chip
Building the Rock Ridge Railroad with the slowest construction crew west of the Pecos.
Alan, where have you been hiding? I use to enjoy your thread.
Wow everyone!! This is a great thread. You guys are amazing.....
Heres a couple of pictures if my layout. Well the corner of my layout. I think it turned out pretty good.
"Rust, whats not to love?"
whitman500 wrote: Dave Vollmer wrote: Dave:Do you mind sharing what kit you used to make the stone arch bridge? I have something similar planned for my layout and have been struggling to find a suitable double track viaduct. Please let me know. Thanks.Brad
Dave Vollmer wrote:
Dave:
Do you mind sharing what kit you used to make the stone arch bridge? I have something similar planned for my layout and have been struggling to find a suitable double track viaduct. Please let me know. Thanks.
Brad
Brad,
I took two Atlas N scale viaducts and spliced them side-by-side. In order to do this, I sanded down one side of each. I trimmed the inside wall down until I could fit a new styrene deck onto the bridge. I had to splice the piers too (the piers spread outward, so this needs to be trimmed). The wing wall comes from a piece of leftover pier material. In addition, I also added styrene shapes representing the steel rebar added by the PRR around WWII to prevent spalling. It was painted with PolyScale Aged White, and then the stone color was drybrushed on (a combination of several browns and grays).
Here's the before shot:
Modeling the Rio Grande Southern First District circa 1938-1946 in HOn3.
CNJ831 wrote: CNJ831
CNJ831
Neat scene!!!!! I love it!
CSX_road_slug; I love that part of your layout too. I visited your site a while back, but can't remember where I saw the link. Could you post it?
Favorite scene?
Well for HO probably this:
For G scale, maybe this one:
Matt from Anaheim, CA and Bayfield, COClick Here for my model train photo website
Everyone is hanging out their best linen on the clothes line today. Fancy, too.
Here are what I call my best. It is all so subjective, isn't it?
and I am quite partial to this one.
-Crandell
Larry
Conductor.
Summerset Ry.
"Stay Alert, Don't get hurt Safety First!"
MY Third Street Industrial District, build following an article by Bill Baumann in Model Railroader Nov. 85.
Wolfgang
Pueblo & Salt Lake RR
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Not the best, but......
Lee
Route of the Alpha Jets www.wmrywesternlines.net
Test 2 to see if I really got it. This one came from a tree maker used on the bear creek layout.
alco's forever!!!!! Majoring in HO scale Minorig in O scale:)
This is a test for me. It is the first photo I have posted. I like the scene but I cannot remember where I found it on the internet.
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Tom,
A sandwich and a coffee, I could sit on that bench all day and watch trains. Everyone's work is outstanding. I thourghly enjoyed the pic's. I hope to contribute myself someday.
Den.