Here's an industry that I haven't seen modeled very often, if at all...  a pole peeling facility.

Let me explain...  Yesterday, a friend and I were treated to a tour of the local (Conway, WA) Bell Lumber & Pole Company.  This particular facility only receives poles (power poles), peels them, and then ships them out by rail.

Thanks to advice on these forums, I changed the color of my fascia and lower wall from a sage green to a brownish green and lower wall gray.

I am trying to create sidewalks for a european raceway/layout. I used some parts of a retaining wall that I had molded out of hydrocal. See pic. This is O scale and I need to make my sidewalks wider for light poles. I also have a problem of trying to extend my sidewalk around a street curve.

Other than hydrocal/plaster, is there any material that I can use that will allow me to "curve" my cobblestone around the bend on my street. I also need to make a transition where the sidewalks meet at the corner of my street.

I am trying to create sidewalks for a european raceway/layout. I used some parts of a retaining wall that I had molded out of hydrocal. See pic. This is O scale and I need to make my sidewalks wider for light poles. I also have a problem of trying to extend my sidewalk around a street curve.

Other than hydrocal/plaster, is there any material that I can use that will allow me to "curve" my cobblestone around the bend on my street. I also need to make a transition where the sidewalks meet at the corner of my street.