Scenery - Structures
First-time Modeling Water Ripples
I really need to remember to post here at MRH as well as on my separate blog.... Ah well - I'll try to be a bit more regular.
1948 Dave-Craft Custom Deluxe Highway Clipper
Here's my 1948 Dave-Craft Custom Deluxe Highway Clipper. Everything from the hood back in scratch built. It's 1:87 scale.
Zephyrus
This building was originally part of the Davetown Toothpick Factory. The factory was opened in the early the 19th century and closed in 1968. It was destroyed by fire in 1970. The property and building sat abandoned for decades until Earl and Judy Schmutz purchased the building and surrounding property in 2017.
Dave's Saucer City
Just an average anti-gravity electro-magnetic hovercraft dealership.
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Switching Towers never Die, some become alcoholics
Switching Towers never Die, some become alcoholics
What is that old saying about old solders.... :)
Brick Factory, brick making
A number of years ago I saw this image in an older magazine, and it so inspired me that I knew I had to make all efforts to include something like this on my new layout
This was my initial efforts to put that scene on my plan.
https://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/35353?page=1#comment-369953 (full size paper templates)
IAIS's West End - Abandoned concrete plant - DONE
One of my hobby goals for 2020 is to make more progress on structures, and I decided to start by trying to fill the largest gaps between existing structures today. Job #1 is the abandoned Ready Mixed concrete plant (later found to be Wilson Concrete, but in 2001 this plant was acquired by Lyman-Richey Corp., parent company of...Ready Mixed!) just east of UP's Pool Yard in Council Bluffs. Here are a couple prototype photos from September 2001 and June 2005, respectively:
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