I would LOVE to see an article on how that street section was made. Even better would be video of the process. If the real thing looks as good as the photo, that is by far the most realistic street I've ever seen!
While the picture was snaped by myself and correctly identified as the Ruphe & Tumbelle Railway, it is the work of fellow moderler Rick Reimer. My own railway, the Mussellshell & Sweetgrass Valley, is not yet up to Ricks standards as evidenced by this photo.
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Street Running
I would LOVE to see an article on how that street section was made. Even better would be video of the process. If the real thing looks as good as the photo, that is by far the most realistic street I've ever seen!
Ken Biles
Modelling Ashphalt Roads
Ken go here:-
http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/17438
OKGraeme
Graeme Nitz
An Aussie living in Owasso OK
K NO W Trains
K NO W Fun
There are 10 types of people in this world,
Those that understand Binary and those that Don't!
Ken, here's a link to download a PDF of his fantastic methods
This is contained in the link that he gave you a one of the postings:
http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/18008
Rick
The Richlawn Railroad Website - Featuring the L&N in HO / MRH Blog / MRM #123
Mt. 22: 37- 40
Yes its a model picture #2
While the picture was snaped by myself and correctly identified as the Ruphe & Tumbelle Railway, it is the work of fellow moderler Rick Reimer. My own railway, the Mussellshell & Sweetgrass Valley, is not yet up to Ricks standards as evidenced by this photo.
Dale Olson.