Sunday Scenic Showcase...11-2-2014..

Alan,

That bridge looks great. Here is a couple of pictures of the latest project. I will be posting more pictures as progress continues. The two pictures show both levels of the drilling rig and some of the vessels.

Alan Graziano

A good place for coffee.

NATX, CERESTAR #862

Nice start guys!

I have no much to show this week.

Andre.

Beautiful work everyone,

Super shots guys. Thank you. i finally got to do a few things. House remodeling has been killing me.

I have a swing out section that covers my door to my furnace room and wood shop. I attached a back to the gate to hide the door.

Inspirational! 

Snowing on and off today, so here is a scene for things to come.

Nice work guys.

Andre that's a nice scene.

Don the swing out section look great.

Great work this week.

Alan

The oil rig looks complex. Will tis be your most challenging project so far?

Wow guys,

Some great work!

Alan, nice bridge

Alan, good start to the structure

Spence, I like the DD

Steve the weathering is outstanding

Andre very detailed

Alex the custom structure turned out nice

Passenger train, thanks for sharing

Don, clever swing out section, John very nice water scene.

Took some close ups of the individual scenarios going on, enjoy! And ignore the dust please! 

Great posts guys!

Alan

Great stuff!

Peter

This is some terrific modeling.

Thanks Guys, credit for this water scene goes to our club member Tony M. Here are some additional shots of that scene.

Added "Whistling Death" to the background.

My lake.

Don

Your background "Whistling Death" along the rails reminds me of a customer in Belgium whose garment factory sat alongside the tracks 100 yards down track from a rail yard. In 1944 when the German Army still controlled his factory, U.S. fighter bombers attacked down at the rail yard and one of the 500 pound bombs bounced and skipped and only detonated when it took out the end of his factory.

He relayed the story when I ask why both the interior and exterior of one end of his restored plant was decorated [painted] as an American flag? He mentioned two reasons: first, the U.S. Military aid program had rebuilt his factory in 1946, and second, the flag was a constant reminder to his workers and the town citizens of who has saved Belgium, and Europe, from the Nazi. 

This is a story[history] that I tell my children and grandchildren to emphasize that America was and is more than just a war fighter. 

Nice story Dewey. The reason for the Corsair is they were built here in my town by Chance Vought.