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Re: AC&Y - Ohio's Road of Service
« Reply #390 on: January 16, 2026, 07:14:34 PM »
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Beautiful Alcos Steve and that last shot of them would leave anyone wondering what scale those models are... and thanks for the ladder info as well a few posts back.

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Re: AC&Y - Ohio's Road of Service
« Reply #391 on: January 16, 2026, 10:05:06 PM »
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One more shot of the RS3s.  I added a sky w/ some trees using PE to enhance my meager Brittain Yard backdrop.  You can almost hear them chanting away, as if to say "Come on already.  Let's GO!"

Absolutely incredible work. Hard to believe they are N.

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Re: AC&Y - Ohio's Road of Service
« Reply #392 on: January 17, 2026, 11:36:04 AM »
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On my last visit to the AC&Y, one of the biggest kicks I got was seeing the discarded paper and trash on the yard lead.

Ah, Brian has discarded his fast food wrappers in the yard again.  You have to watch him every minute. :D

Thanks all for your kind comments.  I think we all do the best we can at working within the constraints N scale imposes and at some point just let the chips fall where they may.  Sometimes we nail it, other times not.  I'll admit this is the best scene I've ever done to effect the scale bending slight of hand.  I kind of surprised myself with how well it turned out.
Steve Holzheimer
Lakewood, OH
Modeling the AC&Y Spur 4 Serving the Tire Industry