I have a photo album showing progress[:0] on my layout at:
http://www.pacificcoastairlinerr.com/albums/105/
Thank you if you visit[:D]
Harold
I have a photo album showing progress[:0] on my layout at:
http://www.pacificcoastairlinerr.com/albums/105/
Thank you if you visit[:D]
Harold
Beautiful work, thanks for sharing.
Nice pics Harold,
what did you use for the grass ?
Very nicely done. You have given me some good ideas. I really like your website.
Great work. Shows that you do not need a large layout to have a great layout. Lots of detail in a small area.
Very impressive! I like what you have done with the faux fur for grass, what a great idea! What type of material are you using for the landscaping?
Thanks for sharing,
Ryan
Very nice work on a very nice layout.
Thanks for sharing!
J1
Really excellent work, very inspiring, and really liked the photos on the website. As was said, you don’t have to have a large layout to have a great one. Keep posting new photos to the site as you progress. I ,for one, will look forward to them. Again, excellent job!!
Doug
Vey nice, great theme, some excellent imagination involved here, may I mention one word “weathering” To my eye, the eqipment seems a little too pristine, now remember, this is just my comment. Keep the photos coming and glad to see more of this scale emerging.
Very well done, I am very impressed, gave me a few ideas also.
Excellent!! The rock face, field grass and ferns give me some great ideas for my next layout!
I enjoyed it too.
Thank you. Nice layout.
How did you get that great looking rock work? Thank you for sharing.
Archie
The grass is faux fur colored with a fabric paint called Dye-na-flow. I cover the preliminaries on my website. I have an article in the pipeline at Railroad Model Craftsman. I was told it should be in the March issue.
Have not got to that point yet. The rolling stock isn’t even lettered for the railroad yet. It will be all backdated to the TOC, big stacks and headlights. Most of the weathering will just be road grime. “Over weathering” is one of my pet peeves. Railroader’s in earlier eras had pride and depicting a railroad as scrap heap is disservice.
I cover building the railroad at:
http://www.pacificcoastairlinerr.com/4x8/
It is a chronicle of everything I have done so far on the railroad
Thank you all for visiting[:D]
Harold