Good Morning Everyone,
I will start off with a grain silo model I just completed. Let's see what you have been working on.
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Alan it's things like the piping, dust collectors, hatches, ladders and even the rounded corners of the roof and rails that set you're work apart from most of ours. Bravo!
I threw this module together for a show yesterday. Just a bunch of experimenting with making roads, casting things and making terrain. Came out decently, I think. The building is Downtown Deco.
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My last effort at scenery work on the Austin Tinplate Trackers Layout. I ballasted that module and built that road and grade crossing to fit my city scene. I used cork HO switch pads. It is just the right size for a two lane road in O scale and has a nice beveled edge. With some black or asphalt wash the the cork looks like some of the asphalt I've seen used on the back roads of Texas. Still looking for a good way to paint white stripes on it. Paint pens don't like the cork texture and neither does pinstripe tape.
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Finally found a little time to lay in some scenery base material:
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Joe,
Thank you for your observations.
Boliermaker1,
Great scene. All you need is a mushroom cloud backdrop.
Bar,
very nice scene. I love seeing pictures of your layout.
Ricky,
The roads look good. The cork makes a great road. You may have to mask them with painters tape and spray on the white lines.
SIRT posted:
PRR - REA Weathered car #1704
9mm ammo holders make nice bins
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Nice work all around guys.
Andy
Alan Graziano posted:Joe,
Thank you for your observations.
Boliermaker1,
Great scene. All you need is a mushroom cloud backdrop.
Bar,
very nice scene. I love seeing pictures of your layout.
Ricky,
The roads look good. The cork makes a great road. You may have to mask them with painters tape and spray on the white lines.
Alan. Thank you.
Johan
