I updated my blog and included some progress on my new shelf layout.
Here is a photo of the new layout…still in progress[;)]
I updated my blog and included some progress on my new shelf layout.
Here is a photo of the new layout…still in progress[;)]
Georgia RR’s 1021 at Southern’s shop…
Jarrell
Jarrell, lovely photo of some great modeling!
Seeing those two locos sitting there just reminded me of riding the train from Canandaigua, NY to Rochester. NY to tour the Post Office when I was in 3rd. grade. It was a yearly field trip for the 3rd. graders. My sister who was 3 grades ahead of me got to ride on a train pulled by, in her words, a dirty, stinky, smelly old steam engine. I got to ride behind a brand new Diesel. To this day I feel cheated!!![;)][:D]
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Nice work everybody!
CB&Q SD9’s in Prairie View …
Garry, I like your scene with the nice diesels and the barn. [8D] Good job!
Jarrell, you have another printable post-card to show us! [:D][tup]
-Crandell
Isn’t that the house from the movie Up!; all that is needed is the baloons! [:D]
I think that one only had a partial porch to the left. [:D]
Some great modeling and photography here again this week. Keep up the good work guys.
Here is an Athearn BB undecorated baggage car kit I finished earlier this week. I painted it Pullman green and installed a single bulb for lighting. The white in the windows is a piece of paper I use as a diffuser.
This is one of three BB kits I purchased at a recent train show for $4.00 each. I couldn’t pass them up.
Keep the models and photos coming guys. This is always the best thread of the week.
Have you forgiven her yet? [:D]
Jarrell
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Thank you, sir. I appreciate it!
Jarrell
I’ve seen pictures of this happening on the prototype where the truck slips back under the car while the train is running. But this happened on my layout and though it was worth a picture. Haven’t found the screw laying on the track yet.
Zak, That’s a nice shot. Out of curiosity, how large is your entire module?
Robby, That hopper looks really good!
Detailed a U33C:
That was my first time doing grabs, and I think I did a pretty good job with it (and I broke 0 #80 bits). I still have to do some touch up paint and weathering to do. Next time I do one of these units, I’ll just get DW hoses, beacons, plows and 18 inch drop grabs instead of the DA kit. I have a good amount of lift rings and wire that will work for the corner nose grabs.
Also did some work on the cars from that mini-show
Just added cushioned coupler pockets to this one. I bought it because I remeber seeing tons of these things growing up in San Antonio.
A-line steps, have yet to added better swinging couplers.
Had to modify a set of A-line steps to match the brakets on the shell. For having sprung trucks (walthers I think), 1 broken stirrup, kadees, and metal wheels I think $6 was pretty good.
modified a trainset car to have body mounts and athearn trucks. I should probably have more of these and some centerbeams for lumber service.
Had the same thing happen to me a few week ago…
A few pics of my M1a and Y6B together.
made a how-to video a while back showing how I post photos. however, it kinda sucks, I threw it together. need to go back and make a better one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYVlQlDVWlQ great work this weekend! I don’t have anything new to add. hopefully will next weekend though!
Here’s your link with url
thanks. recently swapped to Safari from firefox and there’s no text editing toolbar. now to learn how to add live links to posts.
just type before the link and after the link {url]LINK[/url}
before the first url and after the /url substitute with brackets
works for me, thanks!