Model Train Stations

Pete- great pictures, great layout! JohnA

(Second Attempt. As it says in my tag line, I'm not an expert. )

Here's mine. It's a nearly 20 year old scratch build that was done for a club layout. It's been shown on the Forum before, but those of you who haven't seen it might find it interesting.

I wish you all a genuinely better new year.

- Mike

Pete, that’s very impressive in every way. I’m interested in how the walls were painted.

Mike, the images did not appear.

Sorry about that, Jay. Thanks for calling it to my attention. I don't post here enough to be any good at it.

- Mike

Mike,

Great interior details.  Happy New Year to you as well,

Michael

This model of the Ophir (Colorado) Depot, sits atop a hill on my 10'-by-5' layout. I built it from a kit by Banta Modelworks. The prototype was on the 3-foot gauge Rio Grande Southern Railroad.

MELGAR

@Mike Casatelli posted:

(Second Attempt. As it says in my tag line, I'm not an expert. )

Here's mine. It's a nearly 20 year old scratch build that was done for a club layout. It's been shown on the Forum before, but those of you who haven't seen it might find it interesting.

I wish you all a genuinely better new year.

- Mike

This is fantastic modeling, Mike, you have captured the grandeur of the station. Great lighting too.

@wbg pete posted:

Pete, your structures, scenery and station are spectacular too. Arnold

@Cumberland Valley posted:

...snip... The LEDs aren't ideal but were on hand. ...snip...

The leds do look right, here is a platform light that is/was (04jan06) on the Charleston, SC Amtrak station platform:

Thanks for the "Likes" and kind comments, guys. Here's a shot of a lonesome sailor checking out the USO/Travelers Aid office

and another of the New York Central and New Haven side of the Concourse -

Cheers,

- Mike