Wpf 9/13/15-9/19/15

[Mike_Arnold]

Reposting from the last thread to start it off this week. Pulling some coal on the layout.

 

[GrampysTrains]

K4s 1361 drifts down the grade at Stoney Creek.

 

[Torsion]

Just finished up a Downtown Deco kit "Factory Flat". This was my first plaster cast kit. I used cheap craft store acrylic paints to finish these.

 

[danpik]

I finally got around to finishing some of these customer projects. These took a while due to a wrist injury earlier this year.

first up, a couple of Bethlehem Car Shops passenger cars.

A JJL Models Lima switcher...

Some of Gene Fusco's fine kits

Finally, a couple F&C kits

 

[GarryCBQ]

Mike: .... BN 9223 looks sharp
Jay: .... PRR 1361 looks great in your moody photo.
Torsion ... Your Downtown Deco Factory Flat looks real.
Danpik .... Each one of you models looks outstanding.

Below is Happy Hollow Club which is a Sleeper / Lounge car I made from a NKP Car Company kit.... Perhaps, I overdid the weathering, but by the mid-1960's the car was at the end of its economic life and looked grubby. ... It is coupled to another car made from a NKP Car Company kit, a Budd sleeper.

 

[Rico]

Fantastic work from everyone!

I finally had time to get going on the helix today. I got into the zone and actually went a turn and a half too far! Here it is after a little trimming.



Also had some time to railfan Lake Winifred in the afternoon.
Caught a VIA train on a detour then just missed an Amtrak train going the other way.

 

[Secondhandmodeler]

Little progress shot. The lighting sucks but I'm challenging myself to start posting new photos rather than ones from two years ago. Just testing the placement of the farthest building on the left.


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[montanan]

Wow, these are some really great pictures. Well done everyone.

Here's my two cents. It may not be a prototypical way to load logs, but I freelance, it's my railroad and I'll load logs any way I want.

 

[new guy]

Wow, these are some really great pictures. Well done everyone.

Here's my two cents. It may not be a prototypical way to load logs, but I freelance, it's my railroad and I'll load logs any way I want.

I LIKE it!

I'm with ya Brother, VIVA "Freestyle"!