show your favorite scene

[rs2mike]

 

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 

Where have you been hiding.  Nice work

[Tamvalleyrr]

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!

[sfcouple]

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  

[Tamvalleyrr]

 

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 

[rs2mike]

And one more

 

Regards,

Charlie Comstock

Nice work man, hows come we haven't seen more of this fantastic work!!!!

[BCSJ]

And one more

 

Regards,

Charlie Comstock

[BCSJ]

Here's one I shot yesterday afternoon at the upper Bear Creek Bridge...

 

Regards,

Charlie Comstock

[rs2mike]

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!!!

[Grampys Trains]

Hi all: This is my favorite scene.  It combines two of my favorite pastimes, model railroading and trout fishing.

[Tjsingle]

lol nice

[Geared Steam]

[mikelhh]

 Amazing work! 

 

 Mike 

[rs2mike]

Here is one of my darker photos but unfortunately, this is one of my favorite scenes. I like this scene because it has narrow gauge in the background ( HOn30) and Dual gauge in the foreground. I also like it because it was my first attempt at painting a background scene that I felt comfortable with. ( Mt. Shasta)

The three truck standard gauge Shay is a kit bashed Spectrum. Climax No. 4 is a 30 inch gauge Joe Works brass Climax. Everything in the background is 30 inch and scratch built. The motor is in the water tank car.

Peter Smith, Memphis

nice work peter, i am glad your friend took the pics.  You have been hiding away some quality work from your friends

[PASMITH]

Here is one of my darker photos but unfortunately, this is one of my favorite scenes. I like this scene because it has narrow gauge in the background ( HOn30) and Dual gauge in the foreground. I also like it because it was my first attempt at painting a background scene that I felt comfortable with. ( Mt. Shasta)

The three truck standard gauge Shay is a kit bashed Spectrum. Climax No. 4 is a 30 inch gauge Joe Works brass Climax. Everything in the background is 30 inch and scratch built. The motor is in the water tank car.

Peter Smith, Memphis

[doctorwayne]

It's great to see so much really nice work all in the same thread.  to all!
Here's a couple more of my favourites:

Wayne 

[PASMITH]

A friend of mine from France was visiting last week and took a bunch of pictures of my layout. Unfortunately most of them were dark. Here are a few that came out OK but also show some unfinished areas :

Peter Smith, Memphis

[timbob]

hi

This is a cool one that I saw on a website.(not mine)

[PASMITH]

 

 

 

 Mike 

Mike, that is Gooood!

Peter Smith, Memphis

[Geared Steam]

The photo's were taken in at a Longview TX show, the 2 top pics is a club out of Dallas TX, The other from the Ark-La-Tex MRR Club out of Shreveport LA.

[rs2mike]

 Various train show layouts

 

These are nice geared steam.  Where are they located?

[rolleiman]

Mike, I've never seen dirt roads (or any other for that matter) on a layout that made me ask the question, Model, or Real? 10

[Texas Chief]

Greg, who manufactured the 2 RS1's in the picture above please? Thanks.

Dick

Texas Chief

[Tjsingle]

 

 

 

 Mike 

Very Nice!

Tjsingle

[mikelhh]

 

 

 

 Mike 

[Geared Steam]

 Various train show layouts

 

[DeadheadGreg]

 Jeff / Rolleiman   Thanks for the comment.   The road is plaster over styrene foam base, then ruts and undulations were built up using artists texture paste. Fine ballast was sifted and glued on for loose gravel. DAS clay was used for the roadside soil banks. All painted with acrylics when dry.

 

 

 Mike 

 

dude your stuff rocks.  I want more pictures.  NOW. 

[rs2mike]

Wow that was some impressive stuff since I bumped this thread again.  Sweet keep em comin, even if it is a club layout or a friends lets keep this thread alive!!!!!

mike

[mikelhh]

 Jeff / Rolleiman   Thanks for the comment.   The road is plaster over styrene foam base, then ruts and undulations were built up using artists texture paste. Fine ballast was sifted and glued on for loose gravel. DAS clay was used for the roadside soil banks. All painted with acrylics when dry.

 

 

 Mike 

[markpierce]

Not done with the road yet, but is my favoriteJohn

John, you need some trees to frame the impressive view.

I took this photo last month from the edge of the road.

Mark

[CSX_road_slug]

... I don't know where this next one comes from, I had saved it to my computer a while ago, so if anyone recognizes the layout, help!!!  lol

...

That scenery style leads me to believe that is Selector's layout. 

(Crandell - care to confirm or deny? )