Motley
Active Member
Thanks!, as you can see, I still need to do a lot more scenery work on this part of it.
Sorry, I can't remember what brand the Jeep was. Don't think it was Atlas though.
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Thanks!, as you can see, I still need to do a lot more scenery work on this part of it.
Sorry, I can't remember what brand the Jeep was. Don't think it was Atlas though.
Hi Joe,
Fantastic picture and great modeling,I love the Elevators and grain bins complex!Very realistic!
And the Wabash engine-awesome looking model!
Frank
http://www.modelrailroadforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18618
Ah, model railroading injuries! Notice the concern for the model's welfare! Never mind your shirt, carpet, etc.
Of course, model is high priority. LOL
Karl, I thought it was a lighthouse! (rimshot, please!)
Don't forget to tip your wait staff!
Seriously, Corey, those are great pictures! Keep 'em coming!!
Regards,
Tom Stockton
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Thanks!, as you can see, I still need to do a lot more scenery work on this part of it.
Sorry, I can't remember what brand the Jeep was. Don't think it was Atlas though.
Guilford Guy9887
Northeast Railfan
Almost done 1 of the 2 gp38-3's I'm building
a few more details and decals
a few more details and decals
SecretWeapon
Member
Secondhandmodeler
All new now!
I snapped a picture with the new road AND a train this time. Last time I was so excited about the road, I forgot about the train. WHAT WAS I THINKING!
This shot is kind of ruined by seeing the crap behind it. Some day I'll rig up a block so you can't see the layout behind it.
This shot is kind of ruined by seeing the crap behind it. Some day I'll rig up a block so you can't see the layout behind it.
FrankieBoy
Member
Nice stuff everyone. I dont have anything new, so hear is a shot I took last year on the layout.
Hi Joe,
Fantastic picture and great modeling,I love the Elevators and grain bins complex!Very realistic!
And the Wabash engine-awesome looking model!
Frank
http://www.modelrailroadforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18618
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Secondhandmodeler
All new now!
Ah, model railroading injuries!
Notice the concern for the model's welfare! Never mind your shirt, carpet, etc.
jeffrey-wimberly
Dr Frankendiesel
Well we all know that a project isn't really complete until you've got a bit of blood in it, or on it.
NYSW F45
Active Member
Ah, model railroading injuries!
Of course, model is high priority. LOL
NYSW F45
Active Member
LOL. I was cutting out the molded on radiator grills on one of the sd40-2's im building using an exacto knife. I had removed one side and was working on the other. Doing some final trimming of the opening i went a tad to deep into the plastic, put a little more pressure and WAHLAH, blade goes into the tip of my middle finger. I swear if you look at it, you'de laugh. Its a very small cut, but man did it bleed. It was like I hit a main artery with a steak knife. Tip of the finger is all sensitive as hell now too, makes typing a tad uncomfortable, especially beeing a police dispatcher and 911 operator. Thats all we do all day is type.
OUCH!!
Sounds like the time I sliced my right thumb down to the bone on my right hand... Monday night of finals week in highschool!! Do you know how hard it is to fill in scantron bubbles without your thumb?
(I had just bought a SH-60 Seahawk model, and a brand new hobby knife. I was starting basic assembly, being VERY careful with the knife... then mom walked in and started distracting me... Like an idiot I kept working and then... oopsy!!! I'm bleedin all over the place, trying to apply pressure, and listen to what she's sayin (you know moms... bla bla bla!), I finally had to tell her hang on, this aint gonna stop bleedin!)
Sounds like the time I sliced my right thumb down to the bone on my right hand... Monday night of finals week in highschool!! Do you know how hard it is to fill in scantron bubbles without your thumb?
(I had just bought a SH-60 Seahawk model, and a brand new hobby knife. I was starting basic assembly, being VERY careful with the knife... then mom walked in and started distracting me... Like an idiot I kept working and then... oopsy!!! I'm bleedin all over the place, trying to apply pressure, and listen to what she's sayin (you know moms... bla bla bla!), I finally had to tell her hang on, this aint gonna stop bleedin!)
tomstockton
Tom Stockton
Karl, I thought it was a lighthouse! (rimshot, please!)
Don't forget to tip your wait staff!
Seriously, Corey, those are great pictures! Keep 'em coming!!
Regards,
Tom Stockton
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