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A few pics from part of my layout.
Nice pics Jeffrey, really love your background work !
Jeffrey are those real clouds?
They sure look real don't they?

I made those by cutting out some shapes from regular copy paper and hand painted them to look like clouds. I then applied them to the backdrop with a thin layer of white glue. They kinda steal the show.

nice layout , u are making great progress
Great pics. I especially like the red school bus. Is it picking up kids to take them to the little yellow schoolhouse?

Great pics. I especially like the red school bus. Is it picking up kids to take them to the little yellow schoolhouse?
That's an old school bus that was sold off to a fire dept and is being used as a crew bus and also to carry extra equipment (hoses, shovels, rakes, etc).
That's an old school bus that was sold off to a fire dept and is being used as a crew bus and also to carry extra equipment (hoses, shovels, rakes, etc).
It's incredible what can be done with those old schoolbusses. Next thing we know, somebody will put a layout in one!
BTW great pix Jeff
It's incredible what can be done with those old schoolbusses. Next thing we know, somebody will put a layout in one!
BTW great pix Jeff
I've seen that done!
Something that I've seen quite a bit growing up in a rural area is old WWII deuce & halfs painted and used for fire trucks.
Something that I've seen quite a bit growing up in a rural area is old WWII deuce & halfs painted and used for fire trucks.
I've seen that too! The Anacoc fire dept has one that they converted to a water tanker and another fire dept has has an old military 5,000 gallon tanker that they put a high capacity pump on.
Something that I've seen quite a bit growing up in a rural area is old WWII deuce & halfs painted and used for fire trucks.
Wait til you see the newer Oshkosh 7 ton trucks with a tank on them, those guys are HUGE!
Wait til you see the newer Oshkosh 7 ton trucks with a tank on them, those guys are HUGE!
I can imagine! I used to drive an M911. That's a huge low-boy type flat-bed truck that could carry 2 M60 main battle tanks which weigh in at over 60 tons each.
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