RhB Michael
RhB Lokführer
Taken with new Nikon 18-140mm lens. First shot at 24mm, ISO 3200, f22, .30 sec.
Is that a coal loader?loading rip rap into a hopper, scene from the previous layout:
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Thanks for looking! Dave LASM
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).Is that a coal loader?
Now that's being resourcefullIt 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
Resourcefulness has long been standard procedure for the Log and Saw Man. Nobody does it better!Now that's being resourcefull
Looking at this i feel like i'm in the northwest. That background really adds that feel to itRepair shop
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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
Great shot, love the detail of the people in there!Class 142 on a Leeds Central to Wetherby local service.
Really nice evening scene, feels like the just past evening twilight!647 departing Langwies for Litzirüti.
Agree, that backdrop has what I call the Montana feel! I purchased these backdrops in 5' sections that were supposed to flow together, they kind of did but this end looks like out west and the middle more like the midwest (not shown here)Looking at this i feel like i'm in the northwest. That background really adds that feel to it
Pretty gnarly looking wood there, must have been some older timber...Dave, send your pulp loads down to Wisconsin. Always looking for competitive pricesView attachment 187615 old picture
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