Hey it's WEEKEND photo time 10/11/12 Aug

[Steve B]

Wow, look at the cucumber on that

Josh, Paul, GN, Cliff great work gents

 

[Steve B]

class 57 connecting to a dead 37
no sound fitted yet so GP20 below was pretending to be a 57

and what it should sound like once the sound chips fitted

and the 57 out in the sun sporting it's new details and nameplates

the etched nameplates finnish it off very nice

and the 37 got snowploughs, hoses and coupleer

 

[grove den]

great pictures

Great pictures everybody, as usual!
SteveB:

how many of the tree's have you done, last I heard you had hundreds to go.

Yip! 150 ready..300 to go ( again 45 frames ready to be "sawdusted"and painted after that
Josh:How small are the small parts you ad to your diesels? I have no idea ..they must be very very small.....
John: I love the way you made the backyards and how you solved the "problem" with the yellow bike!!

 

[johntealon30]

Too hot to handle

Steve B Your 57 looks stunning !


Its been too sunny and hot in the conservatory, on the few occasions Ive been at home this weekend, to be inside so I had an hour in the garden..

I picked up a small tripod on Saturday morning and thought I would try it out for pictures and video.

First the pictures

and the video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kq_QjMsGUks

John
RJR

 

[Steve B]

Chears John, it took a six foot dive tonight, just a tiny scratch on the roof and a broken windscreen, lucky i got a first great western 57 body only for spares, going to re paint the FGW soon, maybe BR blue, should be great. never noticed last time the twenty has the tablet/token catcher on the cab side

 

[rhoward]

Some fantastic photos here as usual! I always look forward to seeing what all of you have been up to. I have been assembling a Branchline laser cut house this week. Here it is assembled, painted and being tested on the layout. I am going to have to modify the terrain a bit to have it look right. Not a problem... That's why I built the kit before finishing the scenery. It will become Miller's Bed and Breakfast. That's my sister the Rev. Miller sitting on the porch.

Yesterday and today I worked on the scenery by the industries at Hopewell Junction. Still quite a bit to complete but it is coming together little by little.

Here is an overview of the area:

 

[jbaakko]

Jos, the grab irons are stock Athearn, and they're .010" thick...

 

[4Starcstms]

Im a bit late... I always hate how my pics come out... they dont seem to compare to the ones from ya'll...

 

[Steve B]

Great work, Ray, Scott