Scenery - Structures

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Custom static grass applicator

Below are some images of a new static grass applicator my friend, John Klocker, put together.  I haven’t seen a design like this before and I think it’s a neat approach. Just thought I would share his design. 

Scott Thornton
Modeling the Milan branch of the Iowa Interstate
http://www.iaisrailfans.org/gallery/STMilanBranch

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BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES ON GP

This video was made in answer request of individual on kit bashing the Walthers Federal Cold Storage Building.

I cover many of the structures on the GP.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYxtVFb_Lds&list=UUuuh7aW2ZQ0u3MQclOH2Edg

Floquil thinner?

What do you guys use for thinner for floquil paints? Disol, if still available, is expensive and I have to order it. Is there something I could find in a hardware/paint store that would work?   Mineral sprits sort of works for brush cleaning, but I need something that mixes well so I can thin the paint a bit for weathering. Thanks , Brian

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Charles City Western Ry passenger shelter

This a model of a CCW passenger shelter, these shelters were located at a number of the gravel road grade crossings between Charles City,Ia and Marble Rock, Ia . I built it board by board from the original CCW drawings.

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Remote Controlled Locos Signs

Putting Eric Bergh's signs to good use.  I have reposted in this entry  Eric's signs again. Right click and save the picture for your own use.  I resized in paint and printed out in Word. This is HO Scale.

Eric has made yellow and white background for your use.

Dust free coal

My wife asked me to get some dog food from Petco today so I went to get it. Besides model railroading I'm interested in saltwater fish so I looked around a bit and accidently found something that might be used to model coal:

 

For $4.99 you get 5 pounds of black sand that looks pretty much like coal without the dust. Here's a picture after I filled it in a jar:

arbe's picture

What's your oldest structure?

The recent thread:

http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/16938

regarding help in finding some old Revell structure kits has prompted me to start this one.  What is the oldest structure kit on your pike? 

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kitbashing furniture factory

 
"Structures in tight places" is a good article in the March issue, and I had a similar though smaller project.

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More Excellance in Model Railroading

N Scale people this You Tube channel is for you. Or for everyone that wants to learn a new trick or two. Another excellent modeler shows you how to do it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-lm4RVP4EU&list=UU-1JpopXGdO7sl-2_bK1Sig&feature=c4-overview

 

 


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