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CNJ Bronx Terminal fascia - A Question for Tim Warris
Tim,
How did you create the faux metal look on your fascia?

I need help drawing a goose
I need some help. I'm fair with Sketchup, but I'm pretty much limited to geometric shapes and mechanical things. I'm useless at freehand sculpting and organic shapes.
I need a goose, like the one below:

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.

Fromholz & Son Storage / Flannelly Company
Two more industries for Ashland Industrial District on my HO Chicago & North Western RR just about finished. I just need to add inside/outside lighting and additional signage.
H.J. Fromholz & Son Storage
Flannelly Company -

Future Project
Here is an industry I plan to model. The problem is the eastward facing turnout. This is a double track main and the turnout is on the eastward. The only option I see is to flip the turnout and make it westward facing. I dont think that wouldn't look right on the eastward since all the other turnouts on the track are eastward facing. Any thoughts?

The "Attention-Remote Control..." sign
As requested, here again are the copies of the sign shown at the San Jack Train Show in Feb by ArthurHouston. One is with a color background, the other without, so you can print it out onto colored paper. Hope this helps!
-Eric

When you really need to turn a locomotive...
I saw this on a mailing list I'm on - it's the weirdest wye I've ever seen - it has 4 dead end tails :
http://goo.gl/maps/KvAr8 - it's in Italy.
Diesel Locomotuve Weathering - Fire
I've been searching the internet for photos from modelers that have weathered a diesel as if it had caught on fire. You see this all the time in real life, but I haven't seen where anyone have effectively modeled a locomotive this way.
Any examples out there?
Getting started... shelf layout plan
Long time lurker joining the fray…. After several years of having the trains packed away, I’ve finally secured a small right of way in a corner of the basement family room. The plan below is for a 12’ x 6’, L-shaped HO scale layout for switching now and potential expansion down the road. As much as I think modeling a prototype road would be great, I’m more interested in getting out of the armchair soon – even if the effort turns out to be a chainsaw. So I’ve created enough of a back-story to get started.

Cuyahoga River Bridge
I have started work on spanning the 38 inch "gap" across the doorway between the West End (under construction) and the East End of my shelf railroad. Over the weekend, I had an open house to celebrate the "almost completion" of that portion of the layout. Discussions centered on cosmetic improvements to the existing structures and advice on plans for the rest including the bridge work.
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