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Doc:

  I am still waiting to video them  MTH 4-6-0 double header engines you have. My favorite and bring the new 1218 while you are at it.

 

Thanks Alan and Ingenero and everyone - hope you make it this year!

Alex  Ing-    what details LOL

 

Originally Posted by Daylight Steam:

Very nice video, was the police car lite up because of the stowaways in the flat car. . Thank you.

Paul

You cant see the road below but there is a house that catches on fire when the train passes, hence the police car blocking off the road.Was a gift from the guys in the club.

Originally Posted by Alex Malliae:

Hi Patrick,

 

First I want to thank you very much for doing this.

Now this was totally spectacular, it made my Sunday night.I love the way you used the other engine's and passenger cars in the tunnels to add light. The ride was awesome I felt like you took me across Pennsylvania and back.

 

Patrick check your email

 

 

Thanks again, Alex

Thanks for starting another thread,   now i am a little embarressed. Oh well

Originally Posted by Trainman2001:

Patrick, the size, scope, and complexity of your RR humbles me. Whose equipment are you running. I all looks like advanced Lionel stuff. Am I right?

Yes as of right now all Lionel and Legacy ZW-L

Originally Posted by RailRide:

Right about 6:54-6:56 into the "Take a Ride..." video, did that locomotive derail on the trestle at the right edge of the shot?

 

---PCJ

Like the J the Blue B&O is modified to throw blue sparks that match the engine , pretty cool huh!

I left my legacy remote by the tunnel while i was holding an auxilliary light.The b&o hit it and drug it for a few feet , guess the front truck rode for a while until the curved bridge, nice blue sparks huh? Thats why you seen the Powhaton Arrow dim breifly coming down the long run.

 

 

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Thank you Patrick for posting the whole shebang from start to finish (well never quite finsiehd)

I keep coming back to this and getting reference and pointers, a true inspiration for all.

 

(sorry guys this should prb be in scenery,and I'll get in trouble, but wanted to ask the source, on pages that reference the Q )

I see in the last couple of pages (of posts) you've been busy detailing things.  What are you using for Trees ?  I especially like the really large ones you have and was just wondering (I suspect you make your own for certain situations) ... and Im just about to the ground/tree stage

 

Nothing like yours but here's where my progress is (sorry its on FB, but easier for sharing with friends and family)  https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10200389108513025.2199577.1314885280&type=1&l=e879b4cf18

 

 

Again an inspiration and WOW ... just WOW

 

-Pete Flaherty

Pete, I looked at the photos on Facebook.  They look great!  Thank you for sharing.  I'm going to comment on Facebook also.
Mark Boyce
Butler, Pennsylvania
 
Originally Posted by PeteF:

Thank you Patrick for posting the whole shebang from start to finish (well never quite finsiehd)

I keep coming back to this and getting reference and pointers, a true inspiration for all.

 

(sorry guys this should prb be in scenery,and I'll get in trouble, but wanted to ask the source, on pages that reference the Q )

I see in the last couple of pages (of posts) you've been busy detailing things.  What are you using for Trees ?  I especially like the really large ones you have and was just wondering (I suspect you make your own for certain situations) ... and Im just about to the ground/tree stage

 

Nothing like yours but here's where my progress is (sorry its on FB, but easier for sharing with friends and family)  https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10200389108513025.2199577.1314885280&type=1&l=e879b4cf18

 

 

Again an inspiration and WOW ... just WOW

 

-Pete Flaherty

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Oops ... forgot to check th ToS, the email was in there, just not showing up ...
Thanks for the pointers (like all of them)
 
Looks like I may be making trees an buying some.. gathering materials up for that phase ... for now terraforming, yes mask ... not so much on the gloves, but Ive been working with various versions of Great Stuff for a long time, and understand the recomendaton ....  I do a lot of my 'cutting' with a blade so that part is not so bad, but I hear ya when the claw comes out !
 
Originally Posted by Patrick H:

Thanks for the kind words guys

 

Pete

 

 you have no email in your profile.

Scenic express for the trees. Super trees -dont remember what the big ones are called.Your layout is looking real good.Dont breath in that foam-gloves and mask

Well its been quite a while since i posted some pics of the progress. Finally getting around to my final lap, so to say. These last 2 weeks i have spent moving 4 feet sections at a time ,really hitting everything hard with 50/50 and making sure its gonna stay put,adding people and smaller details

 Last weekend I spent 12 hours just in the yard with tweezers picking out everything that wasnt black.

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Originally Posted by DOC:

How is the corner coming along where that section of mountain got removed.

Looks Great. 


The sand mix around the factory just hardened after 2 days. I am concentrating on the yard area then gonna move to that area next. Looks good there , thanks for the suggestion to put it there.

 

You can see it in  the left top backround of  the second picture above

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Yep, you clearly are getting to the finer details, and a fine job you are doing, Patrick!

 

It would be hard to believe that you (or anyone, for that matter) could continue to improve your layout given that it has always looked great, but you definitely are doing so. Beautiful work, which I hope to see again in person, in October.

 

Thanks for the inspiration!

Alex

Originally Posted by Ingeniero No1:

Yep, you clearly are getting to the finer details, and a fine job you are doing, Patrick!

 

It would be hard to believe that you (or anyone, for that matter) could continue to improve your layout given that it has always looked great, but you definitely are doing so. Beautiful work, which I hope to see again in person, in October.

 

Thanks for the inspiration!

Alex


You know you are welcome here anytime, i had a blast with you and Judy! I finally got that flash drive to work on my new laptop a week or two ago,since my other PC bit the dust. Hope you dont mind but was gonna post some of that awesome footage soon you shot. Its incredible!

Thanks Guys!

 

 

I worked on the turntable service area over the weekend. Added two buildings and 4 floodtowers and a few other details

Since the wife took my camera over the weekend didn't get to post any pics . So heres a few new ones.

Thanks for looking!

 

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Thanks guys ,

i havnt posted anything new since  May

 

OK Larry 

heres my effort on a   brass Larry coal loader.    . I started working on the layout a couple weeks ago again.  Heres some pics of the latest project i am working on

 

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