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I think you have done a fantastic job so far. I know you're not done yet but maybe a little ground foam or weeds scattered down in the valley between sets of tracks.
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I also think they look good but could use maybe a little more of a greyer tint to them
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Great pictures Larry!! Love the view!
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That is fantastic!! I love the look of the real backdrop. It's hard to get a painted or manufactured backdrop to look that real.
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I've painted rails with oil based, water based and just about anything in between and had good luck with just about everything.
The only thing I wouldn't be doing though is cleaning your railheads with sand paper no matter how fine. You put tiny scratches in the railhead and that is what...
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I think it looks fantastic!! The trunk on your tree to me seems to be just right compared to the real tree.
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Matt...that is quite the amazing setup you guys have there!! I've always wondered the same questions P&W asked you. Thanks. I bet that bear would have been a little suprised had you hit the horn on one of those sweet engines!!
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I'm sure if you look hard enough or pay enough you could probably find some pre-cut. Personally I would just use some Evergreen Styrene clear about .010"
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If Cal-Scale doesn't come through for ya....Plano just might have something and would even have the two little do-hickie's to go in your hole's.
http://www.planomodelproducts.com/
You could even use one of there brake platforms which look to be the same size...
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Very nice!! That's a cute little thing!
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That is looking fantastic!!! Nice work!!!
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