One A Day

[RhB Michael]

Taken with new Nikon 18-140mm lens. First shot at 24mm, ISO 3200, f22, .30 sec.

 

[logandsawman]

This is my old industrial area, I had lots of room for trucks on that one.

I really liked the Swift building. There were a couple loading docks, doors on 3 sides the way I built it. It takes up a fair amount of space with a small stock pen and places for truck traffic. I put embedded the track into the plaster in this layout which really gave more room for stuff.


Dave LASM

 

[KriegslokBR52]

loading rip rap into a hopper, scene from the previous layout:

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Thanks for looking! Dave LASM

Is that a coal loader?

 

[logandsawman]

Is that a coal loader?

It is a scratch built hopper connected to my gravel operation. It was made from plain paper and some scrap sweeper brushes (found on the street in my old neighborhood).

I used JB weld to hold a lot of it together. The conveyor I used in the scene is from Walthers (directions used as scratch paper behind the model)

Thanks for asking!! Dave LASM

 

[KriegslokBR52]

It is a scratch built hopper connected to my gravel operation. It was made from plain paper and some scrap sweeper brushes (found on the street in my old neighborhood).

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I used JB weld to hold a lot of it together. The conveyor I used in the scene is from Walthers (directions used as scratch paper behind the model)

Thanks for asking!! Dave LASM

Now that's being resourcefull

 

[Bruette]

Now that's being resourcefull

Resourcefulness has long been standard procedure for the Log and Saw Man. Nobody does it better!

 

[bigfoot13]

Experimenting with different dumpster sizes. Made from water color paper and/or cardstock, craft paint, matte medium, and pan pastels.

 

[logandsawman]

One of my favorite shots of my old Mantua 0-6-0

Used a friends camera on this one.

Dave LASM

 

[logandsawman]

The sheep are not bothered by NP 321

I love the little dog, the sheep, shepherd, and dog came as an old kit

Thanks for looking! Dave LASM

 

[logandsawman]

Repair shop

You probably recognize the core of the building. It was a parts buy from ebay and I had to make a new opening. The B and O is specifically for Bruette!

This is a scene from the old layout. I had lots of space there (but still not enough). If I ever have lots of money I will be renting an empty building in town and putting a model railroad in there!


Dave LASM