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Thanks! It's loosely set in the 1970's.
Dave, Great photos of the town. I really enjoy detailed town photos. Well done. I posted these on other threads but will post them again.
Here is another picture of some non-rail action at the OK Corral!

Shelly and her horse just making their first successful barrel racing attempt after many practice runs.
Willie
Dave and Montanan, excellent downtown pictures and Willie for the rural part pics!!! Thank you for posting.
Montanan, I like the signage and especially the oil marks on the concrete roadway.
Thanks for the complement Dave. The town still has a lot of work to be done to it.
Hey y'all, I'm glad to be back from gallbladder surgery and some other medical stuff.
KB02 & Torsion: Nice weathering.
Les: Welcome back.
Willie: Nice downtown & rural scene.
Rico: I've always liked the abandoned buildings.
Chet: You always have nice scenes.
Dave: Great night shot.
RBAMFan: Nice score.
I've been working on a few 'mini dioramas,' which are nice when you have a small empty spot. Here's one I named PAPA'S PRODUCE.
Thanks for looking,
D.A.

Love the town scenes. Must be a beautiful summer night! Here's an old one from me.
Papa looks like he doesn't like the offer I made to him for a sack of potatoes!
Papa looks like he doesn't like the offer I made to him for a sack of potatoes!
Corey, I think PaPa has a little stomach ache from eating too much watermelon or maybe it was the homemade apple brandy. LOL
D.A.
Down Town
This is only city scene I have I think. I will have to look around some more.
Excellent work everyone. This is twilight at the mine.
Lester - Some really nice scenes there.
Willie
Not a model, but just got back from the Santa Fe Railway Historical and Modeling conference last week in Wichita. One of the activities was to ride the Abilene & Smokey Hill River railroad.
A Santa Fe 4-6-2 is the motive power. I got to ride in the caboose.

Nice photo. You just can't pass up the opportunity to ride behind steam. Thanks for the post.
Watched the re-birth of that loco on the Railroad Channel which Verizon has now quit carring - Dang Them!
Those folks vere very dedicated to their work. Loved every minute of it!
I wasn't aware of a Railroad Channel. Sounds like a good way to aggrivate the woman folk in the house!
Great shots everyone, I especially like the weathering ones because it helps me get better at mine.
My GWS boxcars were way to clean for real life, I had to rough them up to give them that typical SoCal look....
Steve
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HA ... starting to look like you know what your doing!
Nice work - especially with "N" scale.
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I wasn't aware of a Railroad Channel. Sounds like a good way to aggrivate the woman folk in the house!
Oh yes, you'll soon lose control of the remote for sure.
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