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Lloyd - That is an absolutely fantastic trestle. I echo what Sherrel posted about blending the backdrop and layout together. I have seen and probably commented on that several times in this thread.
Lloyd: One word about your modeling....Excellent!!!!
Greg
Lloyd - That is an absolutely fantastic trestle. I echo what Sherrel posted about blending the backdrop and layout together. I have seen and probably commented on that several times in this thread.
Lloyd: One word about your modeling....Excellent!!!!
Greg
Thank you so much guys, I appreciate it.
Just finished reading through , just super.
Just finished reading through , just super.
Thanks Lynn
This area of the layout is now 95% complete (except for track weathering and flag station area). The bridge tracks have been wired, tracks ballasted and scenery done.
The deceiving part of this area is once the covered bridge structure is installed, we no longer see the scenery in the back of it (picture 1 and 2).
Very nice work, Lloyd. The photo background blends into the scenery so realistically.
Greg
Just an excellent scene. The bridge just adds so much more to an already wonderful scene
TomO
There is more detail in just one of these scenes than in all of my past layouts combined!
Any plans to hit the rails with some brown to take the "new" off of them?
There is more detail in just one of these scenes than in all of my past layouts combined!
Any plans to hit the rails with some brown to take the "new" off of them?
One step at a time, always looks better though.
There is more detail in just one of these scenes than in all of my past layouts combined!
Any plans to hit the rails with some brown to take the "new" off of them?
Thanks everyone, it's been fun working in this area of the layout. Both bridges and scenery took about 5-6 months, like Lynn said "One step at a time" Now I need to work on my wiring, unless someone wants to come and help...lol.
Yes tdipaul, the tracks have been painted this week and the weathering of the track and ballast will be later when the entire section is done with.
My latest video.
Making sure the tracks are well wired.
Fantastic!
is that a Bowser loco?
Getting ready for my first open house this Saturday. Max of 2 people every 2 hours and all the slots are booked.
Running a few trains to test the tracks.
This is my 1970's RDC returning home on this beautiful autumn day.
Hey everyone,
Haven't done much in the last month on my layout.
Had a great open house, I was so tired that by 8pm I was out.
Did a clinic for the NMRA on my covered bridge. Here it is for those who are interested, enjoy.
Gotta watch this later -- party to go too!!
2022 as started.
I'm working on a retaining wall which will have concrete slabs between I beams and measures 8' long by 4" high.
It will have rock formation on top.
I also started work on the Boilermakers brewery which will represent the first Molson Brewery of 1786 which was converted into a museum.
I will also be working on a Faller Car System without the Faller Car System (if that makes any sense) for 1/6 the cost.
The plan is done and the parts have been ordered.
This will be a very busy year on the layout.
Also in the planning, Wi-Fi cameras all over the layout (about 10) and Tablets for control panels.
Looking forward to seeing your version of the Faller Car System. Having moving road vehicles really adds a lot of extra interest to a layout. I tried some TomyTec N-scale busses on my previous N-scale layout:
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