Bear Creek Flour Milling Co

That is very nice, Matthew. 

Very nice!

Terrific job. Just the right amount of detail and weathering.

Matthew,

That's a great looking building.  The brick work and choice of colors for the roofing and weathering go well together.  Your license plate came out great!  Can you tell us more about how you produced/reduced it?  I've got several scale plate that I need to make (including from Pennsylvania) but haven't tackled that project yet.  But so far reducing graphics in drawing software isn't working very well. Thanks.

Tomlinson Run Railroad

Great job,  the added detail parts and the weathering make the grain elevator stand out...  Where do you buy the ink jet printable decal stock ?  

Wow, excellent work!  Very nice. I love the custom decals. 

Excellent, nice imagine and thought.

Thanks for all the kind comments!

Regarding the license plates, I didn't do anything fancy. I actually found some license plate pictures on the internet and reduced the size in Microsoft PowerPoint, then just printed on a laser printer.

Regarding inkjet printable decal paper, like a lot of stuff, I got it on Ebay. There are a lot of sellers that sell laser and inkjet paper. Search for "inkjet waterslide decal paper". My local craft stores did not sell it. The cost is around $1 a sheet (8.5x11). With inkjet paper you also need a can of clear acrylic spray to seal the ink after printing. You can get this at most craft stores or building stores.

Excellent job Matthew.

Great work!

WOWZA!!!

Nicely done.  Very nicely done!

I have a similar scene on my layout with the Lionel wooden elevator and MTH Grainery...but mine is mid 1960s, so I added welded and riveted steel silos for other grain storage.  Mine is a feed mill for livestock in north central Oklahoma.  LOTS of cattle country on "my side" of the Arkansas River.

I only wish I had half the skill you displayed.  Well done, indeed!

The level of detail and quality of your painting, weathering and decal design are very impressive!!!

Matthew,   Could you do a like thread on your dairy building?  Thank you, John in Lansing, IL

Would be happy to post some photos of the dairy. It will take me a day or so to find time to take some more photos.

Nice work, Matthew

Nicely done!

Peter

Very nice