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Most of the buildings and structures on the TSE are Walthers Cornerstone kits. They are well designed, look good, and lend themselves to kit bashing and mingling. They don't take 6 months to build and are cost effective. In addition to the Walthers items, we'll probably see some scratch built...
Invoking MRR Rule #1...
Everything about the Texas South East RR and the layout is fictitious - there is a Texas South-Eastern Railroad Co. but this ain't it. That's sort of where the idea comes from but that's about all. The layout location is unnamed and all the industries have generic names...
Saturday...
Unboxed the Sievers benchwork. Two 24"x 48" modules & legs with hardware and instructions. Good looking lumber all cut to size and drilled. In the past I've mounted the module panels on wall-mounted shelf brackets but I'm going with free standing benchwork this time. With 24" wide...
Good mornin' crew. Cloudy and 30 with light snow and drizzle here in Cheyenne this morning. Winds are relatively calm NE @ 7. Looking for a high of 45 this afternoon and low tonight of 31. More light snow and drizzle throughout tonight and tomorrow.
Quiet day yesterday. Didn't feel quite up to...
Good mornin' crew on this wet Saturday morning. Cloudy with light rain and 40 here in Cheyenne. Winds are light from the SW @ 5. High for the day 49 and low tonight 27. Forecast is for rain turning to snow later this evening with accumulations of 1-2".
Got a little bit of stuff done in the...
Rolling stock...
Wrapped up a couple of Walthers Mainline 40' modified AAR boxcars.
I'm not a fan of heavy "rust bucket" weathering. I'm more into the "used but not abused" look. My usual weathering method is a coat of clear gloss, highlight details with Tamiya Panel Accent wash. a shot of...