Scenery - Structures

Is this a railroad crossing sign or something else?

I've been staring at this picture of Woodlands station (on the Putnam Division of the NYC) for about three days now trying to work out what that object on the left is: 

The first bit of Scenery on the G&D Sorethroat Branch

Yesterday I started with the first bit of scenery on my G&D Sorethroat Branch.

I filled the area with some cardboard and then applied some earth and Woodland Scenic blended Turf.

The figures and the car are only temporary in place.

Sam is on his way with his pushcart

IHC Packing Plant and Cannery for my G&D Sorethroat Branch

Last week I received the IHC Packing Plant and Cannery kits, which I bought from a german

ebay seller. During last week I built the kits and now they are nearly finished. Only some details are missing. And the roofs are not glued down, so that I can add some interior at a later date.

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ON3 engine house

Here are the rest of the photos of my ON3 engine house.

 

ON3 engine house interiorON3 engine house siding and windows

On3 scratch built engine house

 

This is my laser-cut engine house in ON3 scale  I am testing mahogany plywood to give  an appearance of weathered raw (unpainted) shiplap.  I wanted to capture the varying shades of weathering from shaded brown  under the eves, to sun-bleached, and mud-splashed at the bottom.

The window system is all laser cut by me.  The 'glass' is plastic laminated to the mullions inside and out.

 

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Pike Stuff kits

I like the Pike Stuff 2 stall engine house and have the kit.  If anyone has built their kits can you comment on a few things?  I have notice the groves molded into the back side of the wall panels for doors and windows are fairly wide; how did you cut out the openings for the doors, windows etc.

Gwent Steel HO - a first American layout for a UK modeller

I thought it appropriate to introduce myself and my background first.
I've been a modeller for over 50 years (starting off with Hornby O gauge tinplate) and must have built more than 15 layouts, all UK Great Western Railway or British Rail Western Region and mostly UK OO gauge.

Sculptor needed - Oxen and more

I am doing some 1850s-60s scenes and need some oxen (harnessed and unharnessed). My usual sources don't have any. I was talking with Grizzly Mountain Engineering (Tel # (970) 586-4650) and he said he would like to make some, but he needed a sculptor to make originals for molds. Any artists out there who can do HO, S and O scale animals, like oxen?Actually he would also like to add mules (harnessed and unharnessed), horses, elk, badgers, chickens, foxes, and other animals (squirrels?).

JR&L Railroad blog

After reading and admiring all of the works of layouts, structure builds and rolling stock (in the back ground) I have finally decided to start some projects. I am starting a scratch bash project with a walthers round house. Some of the things I plan on doing include:

Full interior detail with lighting
Exterior lights
True wood beams
Upgrading the doors to central valley model works shop door (I really want them to work)
Weathering
Stone foundation (I was thinking that the outer edge would be a little lower then the track side)

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Scratchbuilding 101 - Video Tutorial from the Burbank Branch Switching Layout

Hey Folks!

 

Lots of discussion lately about the hobby and the associated skills so I put together a video showcasing some basic scratchbuilding. Now, I'm still aiming to improve (thanks Prof. :) so don't judge to harshly lol!

 

Enjoy the video and the pictures, Thanks - Joseph

 


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