Here are more photos of the Watersmeet Engine Terminal relocation on the CNW

This shows the 10" addition I added at the end of the peninsula, and some of the risers installed in the background

The rest of the risers added at the end of the peninsula and in new add on

I am starting this thread to show the relocation process I took to revise and relocate the Engine Terminal at Watersmeet, MI on my CNW Peninsula Div. HO scale railroad. The first series of photos is of the Terminal as it was currently located. Also in these photos is the Watersmeet branch line trackage and some industries. (to be removed)

Part 2:

Buildings set in place

Gluing in the fillers to bring grade crossing pieces to correct height. The small pieces between the rails are .030 styrene and the more rectangular pieces are .060 thick x 1/4" wide shown by the green pencil, but any width would work as long as the space allows it.

Parking lot & access roads for the Sanborn Lumber Co.

Paper templates

Red marked areas are to be removed

The Sanborn Lumber Co. is built and positioned on the layout. It is located in my Ashland Ind. Area. I still need to do the signage, add the details, do the entry driveway & parking lot. It is a Walthers  "Walton & Sons Lumber Co." kit. The first three photos are shown below.

What happened to my blog post that I made yesterday? It was showing my most recent building project. That post had to do with the building of the Atlas Middlesex Mfg. kit

My Latest Structure. It is a Atlas Middlesex Kit.

Ground Cover added to .060" styrene sub-base:

Buildings & Fences added:

Ashland Dairy Products severe kit bash is finished. It took longer then normal because I took LOTS of pictures as I went along. I will post the pictures of the various steps I went through to get here.

Richard - Superintendent CNW Peninsula Division.

blog - http://mrhmag.com/blog/richard_harden

I have started to complete the C. Reiss Coal Co. ramp & structures for this business in the Ashland Industrial Area on my HO scale CNW - Peninsula Div layout. The first pictures are of the ramp scenery base lead up to the coal trestle.

Foam in place: