This is a view of the Wyoming depot from about 1890 until 1950. The structure was scratchbuilt using photographs. The track is a re-creation of the original from plat book and photograph research
This is how I took the photos of my exploded sawmill. The structure is located on the edge of my modules, so I couldn't get any close up shots of it head on. So I made a temporary scenicked shelf that I mounted on the front. I painted it with a tan craft paint and sprinkled fine dirt into the...
I've had this exploded sawmill diorama on my HO scale modules for quite some time. Since it sits on the edge of the module, I could not take overall photos of it. I recently added a temporary scenicked shelf that allowed me to take these shots that show the full sawmill at one time.
I've had this exploded sawmill diorama on my HO scale modules for quite some time. Since it sits on the edge of the module, I could not take overall photos of it. I recently added a temporary scenicked shelf that allowed me to take these shots that show the full sawmill at one time.
I've had this exploded sawmill diorama on my HO scale modules for quite some time. Since it sits on the edge of the module, I could not take overall photos of it. I recently added a temporary scenicked shelf that allowed me to take these shots that show the full sawmill at one time.
With rear wall removed, this is a look inside the speeder shed. Structure is 5" wide and 3-1/4" deep. Interior photos taken with a Canon XSi and a Tamron 11-18mm lens at 11mm and f/22
Resin kit to make this small brancline water tank, made by Schomburg Scale Models. Engine is a Bachmann On30 0-4-2 with a Backwoods Miniatures gypsy winch kit added. Models and photo by Bob Boudreau.