Weekly Photo Fun 12-11/12-17

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jeffrey-wimberly

jeffrey-wimberly

Dr Frankendiesel
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lucky or (a)lonesome trees

going to/driving through the mountains...
between my fresh new built trees...:)
Jos
 


Hi Matt,

Thanks! :)

NO no kit..scratch by all myself ;) and some floristic wires , some filterfibers, covered with small grassfibers and W.S. fine turf weeds... litlle bit paint and some gluespray...and :
T I M E....

Jos

attached a picture of makin a scotchpine tree in N scale
 
Jeffrey: Typical, Guy, buys a $75,000 Porsche but cant afford to put glass in the windows of his living room. LOL
Incredible trees/scenes Jos.
 
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Mogul2-6-0 said:
Jeffrey: Typical, Guy, buys a $75,000 Porsche but cant afford to put glass in the windows of his living room. LOL
Incredible trees/scenes Jos.
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nope he's waiting on the glass guy to show up... peeled out of the driveway and broke the windows spitting gravel...
 
I have not done any real imaging in some time, so I will return to the same theme as last weekend. Two SD74M's this time, and missing some details on the (cough) front end. :o I'll get to them one of these days, and weather it with an air brush that a friend gave me a few months back. Learning how to use it will be my winter project.

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Crandel, that is quite a different look for you! :)It probably stands out even more since you haven't weathered them yet. Nice shot as always though.
 
A couple of shots of the smaller of the two lathes that are going in the T&GP machine shop. This is in O scale. Kit is from Western Scale and was built stock with only the pair of information labels added (they are on each end in the first shot).

Matt Dillow
MD Custom Models
 
Hi, Corey. Yes, I have all the details to add and I need to teach myself how to use a single action air brush that a friend gave me some months back. But, I just can't resist those nifty beasts and the Warbonnet scheme.

:D

-Crandell
 
Jeffrey, that house was made by Pola a long time ago. I had one on my layout. I think it was like 1970 or so. I like the plywood load on the bulkhead flat.

Jos, great looking trees, especially when you put them in perspective with the vehicles.

Crandell, LOL, now all of us diesel modelers can rivet count you to death. :) Great shot though.

DJ, nice touch with the sand on the yard tracks. The Pennsy always had some of the oddest sahped cabooses though.

BB, you'll have plenty of time to weather cars once you get some track down. Looks like you have a couple of nice ones there.

Matt, great job on the lathes. Where did you manage to find those manufacturer's tags?
 


Mogul2-6-0 said:
Jeffrey: Typical, Guy, buys a $75,000 Porsche but cant afford to put glass in the windows of his living room. LOL
Incredible trees/scenes Jos.
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I remember seeing some houses almost like that from the train passing through the Fresno area. Typically it's a house a couple miles from the edge of town, with a grand, well paved U-loop driveway with the fancy car or truck parked right at the front door.
 
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