I've been doing quite a bit of research into the Pacific Northwest and Vancouver Island B.C. lately and I came upon this picture of "White Rapids Mine" the prototype cited by the late great Jack Work in his famous MR article series that ran from Oct. to Dec. of 1959. Thought I'd post it here for those who may not have seen it...

  I couldn't find any other topics dedicated to building Paper Mills but feel free to delete this thread and point me in the right direction if one already exists.  I'm currently building a switching layout centered around a Paper Mill for which I've posted more details on my blog page.  

  Before I get into any more specifics however, I wanted to see if there are many others who have modelled or would like to model paper/pulp industry structures.  If so I'd live to hear about it!

Okay folks, I have been pouring over the Internet and really haven't found all the answers to my questions regarding using Atlas N-Scale Code 55 turnouts with either a Tortoise or Walthers' Servo or any other under-the-table-with-a-throw-wire type device.

First off I apologize if there is a duplicate post somewhere but I sure haven't found it.

I am on a facebook group and this guy really models some nice trees. While I am eating on his reply, I was hoping someone else knew how to do this. I can't figure out how he gets his bark on the pine trees?

Acrylic over enamel? I can't tell if it is paint or texture. I wan't to know because my 2-4mm static grass is dropping in the post on Friday and I want to experiment this weekend.

Cheers!