As Requested: 3 Weeks from plywood to Passenger Yard.

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SpaceMouse

Fun Lover
Well, this is what I did. IT was a grueling 3 weeks with many nights up after midnight and the last couple until 5 AM. All structures were either built or refurbished . Left undone was the painting (other than the sky blue) of the backdrop and the weathering and populating of the platforms.

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The lower disconnected tracks are roundhouse tracks.

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Here's the sand house and fuel tank I did last weekend.

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The engine house I did back in March. Naturally, the lights burnt out the day before the open house. You can't tell, but I added a arc welder circuit for the show.

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My 8-year-old son took this of the freight yard.

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Pensy Passenger 05 prepares for departure.

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Chip, I'm envious! I wish I was anywhere near that far along. I know it must have been ALOT of work.
Jarrell
 




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