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I just took these videos on the layout, using my tripod head for my cell phone:

https://youtu.be/aeoZ6LO0DhA

https://youtu.be/VVD8wpDirlE

Lee - these are phenomenal videos!!!!!  The realism is extraordinarily convincing!! Great job with the lighting and sound!!  Not only are you a great modeler you are also a terrific movie maker

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FOR TODAY:  " All done!" It's 3:30 p.m. and the last truck loaded with the fruit of this boxcar has just driven off ...  As Wilford stands at the door and Stanley drags a pallet  off out of the way, these guys are ready to knock off and head to the local watering hole.  Their task this afternoon  was to transload this car loaded with building material which was mostly roofing supplies.    IMG_2623

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P51 / Lee - looked back quite a few pages to confirm the coal hoppers were the ones you were working on in April. As i recall this is the first time we have seen them in operation on the ET&WNC railroad. They fit right in like they have always been there. Beautiful work. I think you should get a gold medal for this.  New Olympic sport - model train - I suppose it should be a winter sport.

Trumptrain / Patrick - as always - thanks for the photos and underlying story.

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FOR TODAY:  "The  final rays of this day's sun."  Buford, Tater, and Biff all MOW workers have had a loooong day.   They began work at 7 a.m. this morning and now that the sun is shedding it's final rays, the guys take a few moments to take in the magnificent view of the setting sun.  Gritty, grimy, weary, and tired; true railroaders to the core,  these guys take great pride in keeping the trains rolling.  All are appreciative of the overtime hours today and are looking forward to their day off tomorrow...... AND that's how it was back in the day.IMG_2007i

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Hi guys, what a great collections of photos! I really wish I had something to offer, but I have nothing worthy of you all!

Farmer John, still loving your layout!

Lee, great photos and what wonderful videos! Oh and yes you do have one amazing cell phone! LOL

Patrick, I have to had it to you, your RR crew really work there rears off getting things done and keeping things rolling!

Paul , I love the photos from Bozemen, Mt. I didnt get a chance to see alot of train stuff, but was shocked to see a group of BNSF engines with a Norfolk Southern right in the center of them. I like the T-bird, but I still like the Yellow GM more!

Mark, I am sure Chuckys bike was similar to both yours and pauls, but he is very talented as he can ride all around the train yard with not handle bars!

I hope you all have a great week!

FOR TODAY: " Working on the railroad ... the MOW camp."  It's early in the morning and the crew is gathering materials for a hard days work maintaining the rails and right of way.   About an hour from now this crew will be working at lengthening the passing siding up on Badger's Summit.  This job should take about 5 days.  It's hot as blazes and there was no AC in the bunk cars last night.   Last night's super in the diner was burgers, baked beans, and cabbage.  Needless to say the bunk cars were rather fragrant this morning.IMG_3172

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🎖 During the 'Big One', The French Resistance, was instrumental in suppling sensitive information on the enemies whereabouts and activities..

A US Army Recon team consisting of a Captain, a Lieutenant, and a Sergeant, from Military Intelligence Headquarters, secretly meet the Woman of the resistance in a forest at dusk just out side of Metz, not far from the German border.  The women are fascinated seeing for the first time a US Army Jeep.  The Captain accommodates their request to sit inside'.... The Cpt, compares notes with Sherrie's map and his own map.  The LT has a wandering eye for the beautiful blond resistance fighter, Lorraine...

As the meeting becomes more relaxed, the 'resistance mademoiselles make them selves comfortable by adorning the jeep exterior.

The Sgt. gathers more intelligence from the leader of the group, Madame Simone Segouin. 15 to 20 percent of the resistance are women, and Simone is responsible for many teams located on the French, German border.



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P1010243P1010242P1010244P8130248The Lieutenant  ponders if he should pursue further advances with the very receptive French beauty, or just continue with his mission... A tough decision to make for the young Lieutenant'...

Stay tuned for the next adventure'...

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Great story and scenes Ted!!  Are the figures from Modelu?

Yes Pat they are Model U'... I must say the facial details are not up to par compared to the many other Model U figures I have painted.  I will be showing the band on my next installment on the resistance post.

The instruments broke off when painting,,?  I'm going to write Allen. It appears he changed the material the figures are made off.....The dark gray ones had complete features, and were extremely durable'...???

@Curt Henion posted:

I will do that Ted. When I create a scene on my layout, there is usually a story or some experience I have had that inspires the scene. I need to take pictures of some of my people scenes and put them on here.633767CA-99FB-463C-B9AE-7742FCFC5317Like this one from the movie Ford Versus Ferrari.

You are a very talented modeler, and I'm sure your stories will be right in line with the sane quality'...😃

Yes Pat they are Model U'... I must say the facial details are not up to par compared to the many other Model U figures I have painted.  I will be showing the band on my next installment on the resistance post.

The instruments broke off when painting,,?  I'm going to write Allen. It appears he changed the material the figures are made off.....The dark gray ones had complete features, and were extremely durable'...???

I received my Model U brass band as well.  I was also disappointed with the facial details and yes very fragile.  I'm interested in seeing your brass band when the time comes.  

First time posting on this thread, if my photo is not in keeping with the thread I hope someone will advise me of same.  Thanks!

One of my favorite front ends!IMG_2312 [2)

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FOR TODAY:  Under a full moon, MOW men Ebb Watson and Silas Gosnell reminisce about their early days working for the railroad.  These fellas have been chewing the fat since just after supper when the sun was still up.  Heck it's now after 11 pm. They better get to the bunk car soon to catch some zeez, because 5 a.m. is going to come around real fast.  IMG_1780

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