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Had enough time this week to paint and weather the concrete bridge piers (Woodland Scenics Road System Concrete Top Coat is the perfect colour), fabricate the HCD benchwork for the scene, and then place the bridge and piers in position to see how it will all look.I have yet to install the lighting for the bottom deck so excuse the gloom within which the Beatton River scene is sitting.
Had enough time this week to paint and weather the concrete bridge piers (Woodland Scenics Road System Concrete Top Coat is the perfect colour), fabricate the HCD benchwork for the scene, and then place the bridge and piers in position to see how it will all look.
Had enough time this week to paint and weather the concrete bridge piers (Woodland Scenics Road System Concrete Top Coat is the perfect colour), fabricate the HCD benchwork for the scene, and then place the bridge and piers in position to see how it will all look.I have yet to install the lighting for the bottom deck so excuse the gloom within which the Beatton River scene is sitting.I'm loving your bridges. Will look awesome with scenery and trains rolling across.
Nice work Tim. I always enjoy seeing passenger car work Here's mine. Although I don't get to keep these as I have to send them to the client that commissioned them from me. They will be going into service on his WESTERN STAR.
That looks really good! What are your deck heights?Craig
I'm loving your bridges. Will look awesome with scenery and trains rolling across.
Spent the day working on the little beastie.
I attended the New Jersey RPM/LDSIG/OPSIG meet this weekend. Here's a link to my photos of the layouts on display and on the associated tour: https://picasaweb.google.com/118088460328917248458/LDSIGRPMOPSOGMeet?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCPW6j7_Z67LM3wE&feat=directlink,Phil
Thank you for posting this Phil. Only 2hrs or so away but I was unable to make the meet this weekend Do you by chance have more pics of the bean plant at the end of the yard on Tonys NKP layout?Andy
I collected the needed lumber to build a new FreeMo-N module (birch plywood, hardware, etc). My plan is to build a new module and then come up with a way to convert our oNeTrak spec to FreeMo-N. On another note, I scratched a transformer for a power substation. John
David, the only way that would look better to me is if it was on my layout. Beautiful work.Jim