Scenery - Structures

gillergee's picture

Backdrops

I am looking for a sky back drop for my layout. I have tried to reach Dave at Backdrop Junction. Does anyone know if they are still in business? 

http://www.backdropjunction.com

Can you suggest other places to by backdrops? 

Thanks

Graham 

Unboxing Surprise with the Walthers Modern Grocery Warehouse

I bought a Walthers Kit for a kitbash project and it was not what I expected. Kudos Walthers!!!! 

lineswestfan's picture

Backdrop on a Small Layout

Need some advice here.

Current state of the build is in the photo below.  I want to put a partial length backdrop right behind the ridge.  (There may or may not be additional "wing" backdrops behind the cuts on the two ends.)

I have 12" wide hardboard so I will use hardboard. (I know there are a hundred other products I could use, but I'm going to use what I have.) 

Modeling stone structures

lineswestfan's picture

Couple more days of progress

Building continues.  Roadbed down.  Dug the turntable pit.  Started to carve the river bank.  Started cutting chunks for the vertical scenery.   

And, oh yeah, added 1x2's to all sides of the door to ensure that the layout area meets the minimum space needed for the NMRA Scenery AP certificate.

railandsail's picture

Unbelieable Modeling in Many Scales,....lots of photos

This is a very long subject thread on another forum. The photos of this gentleman's work is just unbelievable.

I've referenced this page where he discusses Z scale work he has done. Imagine this sort of detail in Z scale !!!

https://modelrailroadforums.com/forum/index.php?threads/building-the-pinnacle-creek-mining-timber-co-rr.18172/page-246

 

 

Painting and Finishing the Exterior on the Gas Station Convenience Store Kitbash

Now with the paint on and finalizing of the exterior details its starting to look like the prototype.

A question about cardstock

I recently bought two packages of cardstock, both from Walmart.

The first is their Astrobrights line, supposedly 65 lb. The sheets are .008" thick.

The second is Pen + Gear (in the yellow package), described as 110 lb Premium Card Stock. It, too, is .008" thick.

As far as I can tell the two are identical.

I bought the 65 lb material because I wanted something lighter than the 110 lb, but that's not what I got. Could someone explain to me just what's going on?

Bob


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