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Thanks for the kind words.

 

Steamer, all structures are scratch built.

 

Bessemer, I don't currently have a better picture of the hot metal car with the skull residue.  My photography skills in getting something on the internet are non existent and I was only able to post these photos as my son was home for Christmas (from Pittsburgh) and took them with his I-phone.  The next time he is home I will have him take a photo showing the detail. Nothing real difficult though.  I covered the top of the hot metal car around the opening with a thin layer of Mortite rope caulk, pressed ballast into the Mortite, and painted it black/gray with some highlights dry brushed on.

 

Dr. Jack - the slag cars can be moved.  The pouring "slag" is simply a piece of shaped translucent plastic wrap with an LED behind it so it can be taken out of the slag car, the car ladle returned to it's upright position and the cars can be moved along the track.

Very nicely done.  You have lots of hours in that project.  Excellent embankment in the last photo.

 

Their are a couple of threads about taking pictures on this forum.  You don't have to be a pro.  But, I would really enjoy seeing more of the detail in your work and you will love the feedback the forum members provide.

 

This is a good video about taking pictures by one of our members:

 

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Thanks. ’ll try and send some additional photos. I’m not sure how to post photos on line and was only able to post the ones I did because my son was home for Christmas and took them and was giving me step by step directions on how to post them to the Forum site. He lives in Pittsburgh and I will probably speak with him today and I will see if he can walk me through the additional photos he took.

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