C. Sam my wife and I just made a trip to our daughter's home outside of Charlotte NC. Of course we were routed around interstate 40 in the Ashville area. We went through some back roads and seeing the damage was terrible. I hope you was outside this area. Thanks for you're posts . Really nice.
@Jim Teeple: If my counting is correct, that's the 498th superbly done structure of yours that you posted here! 
But seriously, every time I see one that I haven't seen before I ask myself "I wonder how many more of these he has?". Keep 'em coming
- walt
I made a model of my house and did the interior as well. I had to make every item since I wanted each of them to perfectly match what I had in my real house. Furniture, fixtures, appliances, drapes - size, color, etc. I made the roof removable. I even tried to model the landscaping as best as I could.
- walt
Here's one shot of the back of the house. A small house: the downstairs wasn't at this time remodeled yet so I didn't model it.
Here's some pictures of the modeled interior rooms:
@walt rapp posted:I made a model of my house and did the interior as well. I had to make every item since I wanted each of them to perfectly match what I had in my real house. Furniture, fixtures, appliances, drapes - size, color, etc. I made the roof removable. I even tried to model the landscaping as best as I could.
- walt
Here's one shot of the back of the house. A small house: the downstairs wasn't at this time remodeled yet so I didn't model it.
Walt
What a great model, amazing detail, thanks for sharing them, very talented.
Walt, your interior modeling looks great!!
A Conrail freight passes the Worcester, MA train station...later to be rennovated back to its' original beauty...
Big Boy
Jim, that's a nice railroad scene centered around the great looking water tank. This is the first I have noticed that you have a high line and town way up on the hill!! 
A fun little scene on my layout. My distillery and junk yard in progress. Trains are so much fun when others enjoy them also.
@farmerjohn posted:A fun little scene on my layout. My distillery and junk yard in progress. Trains are so much fun when others enjoy them also.
Farmerjohn...are those walls part of a kit? Or modules? Or scratch built?
~Farmall-Joe
Farmall Joe. The building I used for my disterrily is a product made by some guys I met at York. They make bridges and also the flats you see on the wall behind the disterrily. I farmed all my career and only had one Farmall. A 1086. Super nice machine.
Farmal Joe. I should say this building was a complete building with leds. I had to weather it and put 240 barrels in in for a interrier look . When my wife and I was in South Dakota last year at Mt Rushmore we stopped at a disterrilery that's where I got the sticker for the building.
@walt rapp posted:I made a model of my house and did the interior as well. I had to make every item since I wanted each of them to perfectly match what I had in my real house. Furniture, fixtures, appliances, drapes - size, color, etc. I made the roof removable. I even tried to model the landscaping as best as I could.
- walt
Here's one shot of the back of the house. A small house: the downstairs wasn't at this time remodeled yet so I didn't model it.
Here's some pictures of the modeled interior rooms:
Incredible!!!! You have some serious modeling chops Walt!!!
Waiting on that Trolley
not waiting on a trolley, but a bus. Fans heading to the away Steelers/Browns game on Thursday this week.
0 walt
FOR TODAY: The EL hosts a Birney trolly.
@Jim Teeple posted:
That's quite a step up into the restaurant.
That's quite a step up into the restaurant.
Never noticed that, Thanks, guess I better get a crew out to install a step or two.
It's getting close. I made this a few years ago and run it on my Christmas layout each year.
- walt
Trolley at park stop on Main St. 
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