HO somewhere in Appalachia.....

[CRL]

Must be an affluent community. All the buildings are exceptionally well maintained, and even the railroad ROW is well groomed with not a speck of trash or overgrown weeds in sight. 

[Chris333]

It's winter the weeds are dead.

[LIRR]

moving along...….

[LIRR]

added a car-spot to Hohmann Lumber....

working on a wood chip loader...

[Hawghead]

Before getting to far along with that scene, I'd recommend you replace those two button head screws in the wall with countersunk flat heads.

Scott

[LIRR]

[LIRR]

completed more scenery....rocks are real, picked up by the side of the road....

[LIRR]

Making progress.....

[LIRR]

Painted and weathered the warehouse building....I was going for the peeling-white-painted-corrugated steel with rust streaks/spots look. Almost ruined it by over doing the weathering. I salvaged it by over-spraying with the original gray base color to soften the weathering effects. Wood rails over the doors are too dark and need some work....end windows still covered by masking tape...

[CRL]

It’s almost impossible to over-weather something unless the degree & type of weathering doesn’t match the area you’re modeling. For example, a muddy, rusted, moss & kudzu covered building in a southwestern desert scene.

Great looking building!

[LIRR]

progress...…….

[LIRR]

ad-libbing log conveyors.....

[LIRR]

finished the log conveyors.....not sure if it's appropriate for a smallish facility in the early 1960s, but I think it works....

[CRL]

Who cares if it’s “appropriate” when it looks that good. Very nice.

[SAH]

Well done.  You painted it "Equipment Green" and everything.