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DRGW_488_Fan Regular poster 180 posts
DRGW_488_Fan

I'm a big fan of narrow

I'm a big fan of narrow gauge, and I'm really impressed by this!  I have done some work with On30 in the past, and this is some pretty impressive detail.  That gallows turntable is just as cool as it always was.  The open-air engine stall with the ancient coffee ad on the end is also very interesting (who doesn't love a good backwoods curiosity in the absence of a nearby Vaudeville performance?).  I also like the board-walk style "front porch" of that one shop or shanty.  Looks like it should be part of a long boardwalk, but in my opinion that only serves to make it more interesting rather than making it look out of place!  As for the "staircase" in the plywood pile... simply GENIUS!  I would never have thought of that one on my own!

BTW, nice railbus.
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In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw the LORD, high and exalted, seated on a throne; and the train of his robe filled the temple.

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DRGW_488_Fan Regular poster 180 posts
DRGW_488_Fan

I'm a big fan of narrow

I am also impressed by the small shacks and their sheer level of detail.  They just add so much (backwoods) character to a scene!
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In the year that King Uzziah died, I saw the LORD, high and exalted, seated on a throne; and the train of his robe filled the temple.

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Check out the "Please Show Us Your Steam Locomotives" series, started me back in March 2020, and check out some of the cool locomotives owned by members of the Model Railroad Hobbyist forum.
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RicharH Regular poster 130 posts
RicharH

Amazing!

O scale always has such presence. Somehow there is just enough size and weight to everything that it feels real. The smaller scales rarely manage that, no matter how talented the modeler. Beautiful layout, well designed and constructed. You should be very proud of what you have built. That motorcar is delightful. And, I agree the turntable just looks right. 
Great job!
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Hobo Al Regular poster 282 posts
Hobo Al

Beautiful work!

Please keep posting...
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jgfuja New member 7 posts
jgfuja

Superb!

They say the devil is in the details.  You've got a whole lotta devil here!  Your work is inspirational.  Please keep sharing.
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Modeltruckshop Prolific poster 1,050 posts
Modeltruckshop

Spectacular!!

Great work. Your structures are incredible. It’s seems like so many logging scenes get buildings weathered beyond actual use.  Yours look right on.  The entire group of pics is great. Thanks for sharing those!!
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On30guy Prolific poster 2,625 posts
On30guy

Nice work!

Always good to have some more On30 here.

Rick Reimer,

President, Ruphe and Tumbelle Railway Co.

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On30 Jim New member 12 posts
On30 Jim

Really nice over-all effect!

Still in the planning stages, your work is great inspiration for the direction I'd like to go.

Thx for sharing!
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p51 Super User 3,139 posts
p51

Nice!

Very good detail work, and it really shows a ramshackle existence very effectively.
Lee

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My Flickr website with layout photos

https://forum.mrhmag.com/post/etwnc-stoney-creek-branch-12197690?&trail=25

You can never have too much detail or too many trees!
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DaleMierzwik Frequent poster 910 posts
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I'm impressed....I'll just

I'm impressed....I'll just leave it at that

Dale
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Monkeybucket Active Member 93 posts
Monkeybucket

So satisfying...luv the work

So satisfying...luv the work on the work shed with all the parts laid out on the side work bench.

Regards

MB
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