FastTracks wrote: Hi, I posted this image earlier in the week elsewhere, but thought I would stick it in here as well. This is a piece of trackwork from the Bronx Terminal freight house that I have started to construct. I have more detail about what this place once was on my website, click here to go there. Cheers!Tim Warris
Hi,
I posted this image earlier in the week elsewhere, but thought I would stick it in here as well.
This is a piece of trackwork from the Bronx Terminal freight house that I have started to construct.
I have more detail about what this place once was on my website, click here to go there.
Cheers!
Tim Warris
Dang!!!
And I was proud of my off the shelf Atlas and Shinohara trackwork!!!
Nice work everyone!
Selector is that a BLI Niagra?
Here is my Birthday present to you Beasly.
"Being misunderstood is the fate of all true geniuses"
EXPERIMENTATION TO BRING INNOVATION
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Hello All,
I have received nice feedback on some of the photos I've posted the last couple of weeks, so I'm trying to pay it forward some and reciprocate. It's a good feeling to be recognized by peers. I find a lot of inspiration and motivation through the WPF threads.Good work here!
Mr. B-Happy Birthday, and quality shows through in those townhomes!
Alan-Great work, your at a great stage of construction on your layout. It's fun seeing how our visions come to life as we fill out our terrain.
Selector-Very nice scene, I noticed that it "flows" very nicely.
Loathar-Sweet setup man! I wish I had that much room for nice mainline runs as you appear to have.
Gappleg-Townhomes look good. I appreciated the window shades(they're not all the same color, suggesting different interior decors.
Jeff-Sweet! Love the layout. Been following the intermodal terminal, gotta try that soda machine thing! I have a soft spot for modern era layouts.
I whipped up another picture.
The caption is:
"Hey, we got to the station track first! You take Overton's double-slip since we had to take it last week."
MisterBeasley wrote: OK, it's my 60th birthday today, so I'll blow out the candles and start the celebration. These are the stoops I finally built and added to a pair of DPM townhouses. It all started with the Preiser figures. I ordered them a couple of years ago, and when I saw them I knew they needed some steps to sit on. It was a long time coming, but finally these folks are home:
OK, it's my 60th birthday today, so I'll blow out the candles and start the celebration. These are the stoops I finally built and added to a pair of DPM townhouses. It all started with the Preiser figures. I ordered them a couple of years ago, and when I saw them I knew they needed some steps to sit on. It was a long time coming, but finally these folks are home:
well, Don't celebrate too much or you'll look like this:
got my car fixed
its my birthday
fixed my bumper
new taillights.....
Nice lookin townhouses. Are those in the high rent district
-G .
Just my thoughts, ideas, opinions and experiences. Others may vary.
HO and N Scale.
After long and careful thought, they have convinced me. I have come to the conclusion that they are right. The aliens did it.
"HAPPY BIRTHDAY" Al!
Dick
Texas Chief
First a couple of pictures of the updated landscaping from Donner Ridge.
And after almost four years, I bolted the two halves of my layout together and have a complete layout. Five tracks connect the two halves. All 5 connecting tracks are complete and a couple of Dash 8s can be seen cleaning the track in preparation for tomorrow's official Golden Spike ceremony.
Engineer Jeff NS Nut Visit my layout at: http://www.thebinks.com/trains/
Mr. Beasley , I love your treatment of the townhouses. These are my townhouses done years ago.
Jerry SP FOREVER http://photobucket.com/albums/f317/GAPPLEG/
I've actually got some to post this week. Let's see if I remember how to do this.
Finally making a bit of progress now that it's warming up. Can't wait to get a digital camera. Getting sick of waiting on the photo lab.
i...i...izat Vinnie sittin' on the stoop there?!? Hey!! He STILLowes me 5 BUCKS!! (Nice work everyone. )
Tom
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Time...It marches on...without ever turning around to see if anyone is even keeping in step.
Looking good! Due to a packed week, I got absolutely nothing done! My mountain has been sanded and painted, needing grass in a bad way, but I dont wanna due it yet. Happy B-day Mr.B!
-beegle55
I like that cozy scene, Mr. B. I think I may have walked through that neighbourhood once or twice. Nice work. And,
Here is my lone contribution for the week. The machine shop is a built-up from Walthers that I painted and mortared. I wanted the old-fashioned cladding that looked light green for the window panels. The foundation is white beaded foam painted and weathered, and the front steps are blue extruded foam.
The Limited passing by on high is headed by an NYC S1b Niagara, and going on to points north.
Congratulations ; now you are only 8 years behind me ( will be 9 years later this month though).
Nice looking stoops (fence and yards/building look great also). Where is a picture of that new loco ?
I am still in basic teraforming on my layout. Added some talus, weeds and a few trees to the the Arock entrance.
It takes an iron man to play with a toy iron horse.