Sunday Scenic Showcase December 6,2020

Groundbreaking to install Edison Hotel.

These photos show the lower yard on my 12’-by-8’ layout, which is crossed by four tracks on two truss bridges and a girder bridge. The scenery has visible seams because it is removable for access to the center of the layout. The yard tracks are non-operative and used only to store locomotives and cars that I rarely run. The control tower is from a plastic kit by Walthers (I think). Due to the difficulty of access, most of this scenery, including the tunnel entrances, was built on the workbench and then placed onto the layout.

MELGAR

WOW....Beauty eh!!

I need to pause and go into the garage and throw away my home made wooden bridge, which did not..... like so many of my projects..... turn out how "I Saw it in my Dream last NIGHT"

Very Nice Scenic Sunday photos, gents! salute

(I think I need to call and speak to Elliot for a minute...."In this hobby, do what brings You Joy"....) a photo of my joy......

"Don't get hit by a train:"

Nice work guys again this week!

Pete you have some really fantastic work there.

Here are some photos of a church I have been building for the city area of my layout.

I have some more work to do on this to add some details, LED lights and place on the layout.

Rich

That church is awesome!!!

Rich, that Cathedral is truly awesome.  Are you using panels from one of those gaming sets?

Thanks guys.  Yes Joe the walls are made with Pegasus model gothic kits, made for gamers, but can work well for our needs.  This is like three of the kits.

Great work, everyone!

Peter

Sunday Scenic Showcase: or.. "What did I do on my layout today",,

Toppled a test diesel: Supervisors arrived at the Scene of the wreck to assess damage. Crane has been called and is on the way......

<salute to Mitch>

Miggy, I was wondering where Norma Bates was when the engine toppled?

Fortescue needs to keep busy somehow while the RBTC is in rebuild mode.