Sunday Scenic Showcase October 11,2020

                                             Another jam packed week...........

Alan,

I would be interested in seeing progress photos of that build.  Excellent job!

This trackside shanty was one of the first structures that I built for my 12’-by-8’ layout around 2000.

MELGAR

Alan, spectacular !  Wow an amazing model.  Steve excellent weathering, painting and details. Melgar great looking shanty.

Tom

Starting to layout the port area:

David,

i will see if I have any more pictures. The ships were built in the days when I did not document things too well.

The hulls were made out of one inch thick MDF sheets glued together and ground in the shape of the hull. I then decked with serene sheet and constructed with styrene for the balance.

@Alan Graziano posted:

Good Morning Everyone,

I will start of with a model I constructed in the past. Let's see what you have been working on.

Alan,

As a former sailor, I really appreciate ship models.  Great job with these!   NH Joe

Wow guys just some excellent work!  Pete, your attention to details is outstanding.

here is some progress on my Albany union station, I got the lights installed, and built the platform to hold it.

Rich, it looks so real! Excellent attention to detail.

On a different note; I noticed your high hat lighting. Are you pleased with that and are there any adjustments you would make?

Thanks

Jay

Some great stuff! My questions to Al were answered. That's some LNG model! Love the big station.

@Tranquil Hollow RR posted:

Rich, it looks so real! Excellent attention to detail.

On a different note; I noticed your high hat lighting. Are you pleased with that and are there any adjustments you would make?

Thanks

Jay

Thanks Jay,

I put a lot of lights in when I built the room I used the spacing  Recommended for kitchens.  I need to change to LED, these are halogen. I placed them on multiple dimmers.

Thanks Rich

@SIRT posted:

                                             Another jam packed week...........

Boy Steve ,  your equipment sure looks like it's in serious need of major maintenance.   😉