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Scenery continues

Hello,

the last three days I continued with the scenic work at the station throat of Ullapool.


DKRickman's picture

Lynchburg, VA. One city, three railroads - has it been done?

Over the years I have often thought that Lynchburg, Virginia would make an excellent model railroad subject, and that it would be a blast to operate.  While I have no plans to build it myself, it doesn't stop me from dreaming about it.  I'd like to hear what others think, and to know if anything similar has ever been done.

Because this post is getting long winded, I'll break it up into pieces below.

Small Unique Industry

While researching for industries to incorporate in my layout I came across this operation that was unique to Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. (I don't know about any other areas of Canada). Shipping Christmas trees.

Yes it's a model banners

This website, and some of it's associated newsletters I receive are adorned with a banner at the top, often showing a nice bit of modeling, under the banner 'yes it's a model'. 

There's one particular one I've always liked, but it hasn't 'popped up' for a while (despite several page refreshes).

It shows a heavily weathered red non dynamic road switcher (looks like a GP40 or similar), long hood forward, pulling (or pushing) a hopper into the woods on a rural setting and just on the grade crossing.

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Grande Pacific - Town of Silverville

OK this should do it, time lapse of Silverville a town on GP. Thanks for suggestion on open source music. Need to get picture to better quality but working on that. Will increase duration on slides on next project. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoyqiWAebvs&feature=youtube_gdata_player

mikerhea's picture

Work on my European RR

I am trying out Busch Grapevines on my RR and though I would take a picture to post..

Now, this may look a little weird to most of you but this layout was started 30 years ago has moved 3 times and now is in it's final home in my basement. the layout is 45 x 22 and is double decked although most of the upper deck is not done.. This is part of the mountain climb to the upper deck...


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