WPF 4-22 to 4-29

[wombat457]

Very impressive work gents, all round ... if only I was capable of such detail and realism!

 

[Espeefan]

Very impressive work gents, all round ... if only I was capable of such detail and realism!

You are. It just takes time, and a little practice!

 

[Railrunner130]

I don't share much. Mainly due to too many things going on in real life. Yesterday I did a partial inventory (using my camera) of cars, locomotives and buildings. Here are a few photos from the shoot.

My Ye Olde Huff 'n Puff Wood Barreled water Car. It will be used by my brewery for aging.

My arch nemesis, CC Crows Stone Shingle Mill. One of these days I'll quit breaking it and get it finished. Water wheel by Branchline. Shingles by Bar Mills.

My Weimer's Grist Mill by Branchline. I was doing very well with this (or so I thought) until the glue dried and I realized I put the roof halves on the wrong sides....

My arsenal of Rutland box cars includes a few oddballs. Here are two green Rutlands, a NYC-Rutland, a Rochester and Rutland (fictional) and a wooden Bennington and Rutland.

I was looking for a dairy. Figuring the Greenspring Creamery looked neat, I started putting it together. I hate plastic....

My West River 4-4-0, Western and Atlantic 4-4-0 (future Rutland), and Rutland 2-6-0.

 

[Mike_Arnold]

Managed to make some coal loads for my Walthers Bethgons finally.

Also as you can see I'm working on building a reefer train for my GP9.

 

[MikeOwnby]

Managed to make some coal loads for my Walthers Bethgons finally

Gee, thanks for reminding me that I have a few dozen of those to do

But hey, yours really look great. I hope mine turn out that well.

 

[Bridgeliner]

Mike, the coal loads look great, but I am really impressed with the overall design of the scene in your second photo. Everything is laid out in a very realistic way and I love the elevated section serving the industries in the background. Good work!!