Checked out some of the models in the contest at last Sat show
in Houston
TerryinTexas
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MAbruceVery nice work so far. Makes me hesitant to try to follow up on what's been posted. A run down the grade:
A run down the grade:
That is an interesting foreground. Do those tracks go somewhere or are they abandoned? If they do run, do you have any problems with foliage getting caught up in trains?
George In Midcoast Maine, 'bout halfway up the Rockland branch
Very nice work so far. Makes me hesitant to try to follow up on what's been posted.
Nuthin' sweaty about this Betty. This is too cool. Very good work Jody.
Jarrell
Odie Hi again everyone! I built some Proto:87 switches last week, and now its back to some structure work again. This week I finished Bar Mills "Sweaty Betty's". Great kit for someone who would want to get their feet wet with laser cut kits. This will probably be the last one for a bit...the kits I have left on the shelf are very involved, and nice weather is just around the corner. My cabin fever days will soon come to an end for another year. Jody
Hi again everyone! I built some Proto:87 switches last week, and now its back to some structure work again. This week I finished Bar Mills "Sweaty Betty's". Great kit for someone who would want to get their feet wet with laser cut kits. This will probably be the last one for a bit...the kits I have left on the shelf are very involved, and nice weather is just around the corner. My cabin fever days will soon come to an end for another year.
Jody
Jody, very fine modeling you have going on there. I like the pavement and brickwork especially.
I call my image:
Grandpa and Grandson on the Santa Fe
Crandell
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Jarrell, that's an excellent scene and photo.
K4s hands off the local to an E8. DJ.
Jarrell that's a nice looking scene. I like the flashlight idea!!
Here's one from me. Its been awhile since I weathered some cars, but I'm getting back into the swing of things.
"Rust, whats not to love?"
Hello out there! Time to get this thread under way, I have places to go and trains to run...
and with a mug like this I HAVE to run!
Below is Southern's ol' 721 spotting a box car at Bubba's. The 'sun' in this photo is a small flashlight held to a yard stick with a rubber band and the stick is clamped to an ancient tripod that's nearly as old as me!
I digitally removed the yard stick.