Conrail Windsor St Yard (York PA) Engineering Report

[wm3798]

Get a pocket sure form and a shop vac.  It will go pretty quickly.  Then smooth over any rough spots with some Sculptamold.

And let me know if you need any more foam!

Lee

[Dave V]

I like it.

[davefoxx]

I like it, too, but you need more variety in your trees. 

DFF

[Carolina Northern]

What kind of trees are they? Other than being uniform, they look pretty good.

Always looking for another source of different type of trees.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Good, glad you guys approve. I'll move forward.

Also, CN, the trees are from: http://all-free-download.com/photoshop-brushes/photoshop-tree-brushes.html

[Carolina Northern]

Photoshopped trees

Thought they were some type of bulk. Guess I need to look better. Still might be able to print some up for pasting to the backdrop.

Thanks for the reply.

[mcjaco]

Those trees have too much foliage for an Ed layout.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Lol. True.

Also, shits' crick has been cut in. Well, the bridge for it anyway.



I'm not sure I'm going arch on this, but it's a good placeholder.

[Dave V]

There are single arches like that all along a Codorous Creek.  If you want to set the feel of the NCR below York that almost has to be an arch!

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Well, there were before Hurricane Agnes...


http://www.hanoverjunction.net/pages/Bridge-flood_png.htm

[mu26aeh]

So you just proved there are single arch bridges along the Codorous ?  Was that your point ? 

[glakedylan]

Well, there were before Hurricane Agnes...

Wow! Talk about bringing back memories of the summer following my graduation from high school.
Dang, I feel old. 


Gary

[Dave V]

But in your version of history, Agnes washed out the C&PD but left the NCR alone.

[chuck geiger]

Pimp

[wm3798]

Well, duh... model the surviving arch, and scab a new steel girder plate to the damaged end.  What a conversation piece!!

Lee