Little People

Some LP folks.

LPs for today.  " Servicing the Consolidation "

Taking a break.

MELGAR

trumptrain posted:

Some LP folks.

The colors in these photos, Patrick, are brilliant and striking.

                            Running the locomotive and protecting the rear.

Get your scorecards here!

Arnold D. Cribari posted:

trumptrain posted:

Some LP folks.

The colors in these photos, Patrick, are brilliant and striking.

Hey Arnold - I'm glad you like the colors!  I'll let you in on a little something.  I'm actually color blind believe it or not.  I don't see the world as non color blind people do. :-)  Somehow I manage to do ok when it comes to the layout scenery.  Not always so lucky when it comes to matching colors with cloths as in picking out what to wear ... LOL!!  

LP folks.

trumptrain posted:

Arnold D. Cribari posted:

trumptrain posted:

Some LP folks.

The colors in these photos, Patrick, are brilliant and striking.

Hey Arnold - I'm glad you like the colors!  I'll let you in on a little something.  I'm actually color blind believe it or not.  I don't see the world as non color blind people do. :-)  Somehow I manage to do ok when it comes to the layout scenery.  Not always so lucky when it comes to matching colors with cloths as in picking out what to wear ... LOL!!  

That's remarkable because the colors in your photos are so good. Maybe you can sense the colors in some other mysterious way. 

When Beethoven wrote his 9th Symphony, which included Ode to Joy, he was deaf. He could read the notes and hear them in his head.

Arnold

trumptrain posted:

LP folks.

Gorgeous, especially the colors.

A hanger-on...

MELGAR

Arnold D. Cribari posted:

trumptrain posted:

Arnold D. Cribari posted:

trumptrain posted:

Some LP folks.

The colors in these photos, Patrick, are brilliant and striking.

Hey Arnold - I'm glad you like the colors!  I'll let you in on a little something.  I'm actually color blind believe it or not.  I don't see the world as non color blind people do. :-)  Somehow I manage to do ok when it comes to the layout scenery.  Not always so lucky when it comes to matching colors with cloths as in picking out what to wear ... LOL!!  

That's remarkable because the colors in your photos are so good. Maybe you can sense the colors in some other mysterious way. 

When Beethoven wrote his 9th Symphony, which included Ode to Joy, he was deaf. He could read the notes and hear them in his head.

Arnold

Perception is  individuality

Revel in it! 

Revel

I may have missed it, but how do people afix their figures to their layout?  I want to make sure that if I goof, or need to move people, it doesn't damage the items they have been attached to.

Deuce posted:

I may have missed it, but how do people afix their figures to their layout?  I want to make sure that if I goof, or need to move people, it doesn't damage the items they have been attached to.

Depending on the location I use either Woodland Scenics scenic accent glue or Department 56 Tacky Wax. I'm not sure if the Dept. 56 still puts it out or not. Other companies call it museum wax. Here are the results of an ebay search:

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.htm...eum+wax&_sacat=0

A woman's work is never done.

MELGAR

A woman's work is never done is true.

Sometimes, she has to explain life to a child...

...or bring her homemade goodies to the church Bake Sale...

...or sell her crop of homegrown garden veggies and fruit at her roadside stand...

FrankM

Frank, your work is truly amazing.

Waiting for the train at Buladeen, TN. Summer, 1943...

LP folks for Wed. 

A slow day at the freight house.

MELGAR