Almost Running Time!
I have the last few posts up about the last bridge and the last bit of track work! Now I can run my trains!
Check it out here: http://www.digitaltrainlab.com/2013/01/landwasser-viaduct.html
and here:http://www.digitaltrainlab.com/2013/01/third-rail-bridge-track.html
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Peter add some skin to that bridge!
Today there are numerous apps that can print stone walls of various types. Now you need to print some stones and skin that bridge. You might want to use a thin card stock that would be strong enough to hide the seams on some of those arches. Let me know if you do it. I want see how it comes along.
Den
Dennis Austin located in NW Louisiana
Jumping from N-scale Modeling to On30 to have more fun!!!
Dilbert
Somehow I see a great series of Dilbert cartoons in this cubicle...
David
Peter
I like your use of cardboard and hardboard. I have been trying to figure out a way to use masonite (hardboard) or foamcore for all of my shelf-work. Now that I see what you have done, I am inspired. Thanks for sharing. I also am a Dilbert fan.
Jim Dixon