Scenery - Structures

Billboard

I'm building a modern billboard - the first steps:

These styrene sheets will hold the advertisement itself:

And that's the supporting structure on the back so far:

Oil/tool shed inspired by BOK

BOK - Barry inspired me to start building a tool/oil shed to go along my TT's track.

http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/32829

For now I have a cardboard mockup until I decide on how to make one.

In the meantime, I'll have to design a mound/foundation and scenery for it to go on.

Could this scene be prototypical?

Or is it more likely this old loco would have had a date with the scrapper's acetylene torch.

 

 

Martin t's picture

Video tutorial on Aspen trees

Hi! This week I´ve been working to find a realistic, easy routine with low cost material to model Aspen trees.
I hope you like it. Love you all and wish you a nice modelling weekend!

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Digital (and removable) backdrop

I thought I’d share a photo showing my just installed backdrop. This photo basically shows the whole layout with the exception of about five feet on the left side. 

The backdrop was produced digitally in Photoshop and printed on a large format printer in five separate sections. The sections are simply clipped on the top and bottom of the underlying masonite backdrop. This way if I decide to change layout themes the backdrop can be easily removed. All I need to do now is seal the seams and do a little extra work around the river crossing. 

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Walthers tank car loading platform

My attempt at the Walthers tank car loading platform.

 

Walthers tank car loading platform

3D Printed Log Loader

I found the files for this on Thingiverse, though it was  listed as and included files for a steam shovel. It was also set up as 1:48, so I multipled it by .55 when I printed it to make it HO scale.  Printerbot Play printer.  The roof is styrene and tin foil.  

GW's picture

Working on the Railroad....Again....update.... sorry....here are the piccies

Following are fotos of the yard and shops module that represent the town of San Esteban on the Norh Fork mining district branch of the Montezuma, Snake River and Northstar RR. No where near completion, these are progress shots only. Following TOMA principles, I've constructed the first of 2 modules for the yard and town, this one being 8 feet long by 2.5 feet wide with a small peninsula that will hold the Round House and shop area.

GW's picture

Working on the Railroad....Again....update

Following are fotos of the yard and shops module that represent the town of San Esteban on the Norh Fork mining district branch of the Montezuma, Snake River and Northstar RR. No where near completion, these are progress shots only. Following TOMA principles, I've constructed the first of 2 modules for the yard and town, this one being 8 feet long by 2.5 feet wide with a small peninsula that will hold the Round House and shop area.

Mountaingoatgreg's picture

#NMRAcontest Chicken Coop

Thank you to @GregW66 for posting about the contest the NMRA Facebook page is having. After seeing his post I ordered my Dannen feed and starting to brain store about what I wanted to build. The strucutre itself has is only an HO scale 15'x19' making it not much an an industry but one heck of a nice shed. I was looking at the shape of the structure and decided that  it was a bit tall for my needs and had some interesting angels, then it struck me, I could make it into a chicken coop. Part of the inspriation may have been the chickens in our backyard...


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