Scenery Sunday😆got alot more to do before i can plant trees,seeing how it will look.
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Yeah man! Keep us posted of progress!
Thanks for starting an interesting thread, Heathmiester!
Mine is in progress. The trees were made by gluing Woodland Scenics underbrush onto sticks. This summer sometime, I’m going to come up with some kind of backdrop for this part of the layout:
Hope to see more scenery photos here!
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Hell yeah man! I like to see others work and share mine.
This has a small smatering of the scenery on my layout.
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Went to a train show today. Two new additions to the layout. New house with shrubs and an RS-3. My wife did a good job.
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Looks good!
Scene Progression. One of the remaining ‘undeveloped’ areas of my layout. When Walthers released their PRR brick depot I thought it would be a good addition here.
Depot Site Work2 by Edmund, on Flickr
I began with a station platform between the main tracks and some ‘site prep’.
Depot Site Work by Edmund, on Flickr
Some Crackle paste made the poor condition asphalt roadway:
Crackle Paste Golden by Edmund, on Flickr
Added some fencing and things begin falling into place:
Depot old Pavement by Edmund, on Flickr
Getting there!
Depot Site 5-11 overall by Edmund, on Flickr
Busy little depot…
NYC Brill M-10 Station Stop by Edmund, on Flickr
Cheers, Ed
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Amazing desert scenery, @Chuck_Geiger! The rock work and details in your scenes are incredible. Looking forward to seeing more of your layout.
Chuck, great looking details and photos.
Regards, Chris
Ed, what exactly is Crakle Paste?
Regards, Chris
Thanks Casey, the layout is at: Las Piedras Railroad | Yuma AZ
I have a video on it on my page. It’s an art supply item that causes cracks in plaster to resemble roads and highways or the side of roads. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ud0sVTsn_6E
Thanks Tophias.
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