Happy Sunday Everyone! On the Bellevue and and Schenectady RR, I have been planting some of the great new weeds like fern s in the photo below made ready from forum sponsor Scenic Express.Check them out! They are great! Stuff we once as modelers only dreamed of.And just think in the cellar you plant weeds and the yard you pull them out, go figure!
So Show us your scenery projects big small or anything in between!!!
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Nice job, Don......it reminds me of Spring, which means York is coming soon!
Peter
Springtime in the mountains:
Still a long way to go, but it is starting to look like terrain.
Don,
The ferns look nice.
Avanti,
You are giving me spring fever.
Here are a couple of harbor cranes that I constructed.
Alan Graziano
Good morning everyone,
Great photo's so far 
Here's a car ferry I'm building for a fellow forum member, it is completely scratch built
and made with 1/4 inch finished birch 1/8 inch masonite and pine square stock. The overall size of the ferry is 50 long, by 16 high to the top of the bridge(not built yet) by 12 wide. There will be 4 rail tracks inside told hold freight cars.
Alex
Alan, those cranes look fantastic great job!! I finally finished up a small project last evening that I 'am ashamed to say I have had laying around in the box for the last 2 years. 
This is my first sign from Miller Eng. and I am very pleased with it.
Jeff
Good morning all. I am getting to the point that I like this thread each week more and more. Maybe because this is where I am at with my layout right now. You all really inspire me and give me great ideas.
As usual, great work to everyone. There are some REALLY talented folks here. Please keep the pictures coming.
Great showcase, Guys !! I'm fashionably late to the party. 
I've been working on windows and doors, walls and floors for the coffin company.
No coffins yet. 
Steve, Vulcan
You guys are museum quality.
Alan Graziano
Vulcan, another masterpiece. What more to say. What am I seeing in the room at the upper right? Is that the studs of the room interior? I can't tell with the resolution if it's the inside of the room or a detail of the window itself.
Jim, that is the interior walls. That room is at the top of the exterior staircase (not shown) and also where "things?" will be brought in by means of an outside hoist thru the door. It's meant to be left unfinished. Don't ask why, that's just what I decided.
Alex, beautiful job on the freighter. Quite an interesting project, you're doing good.
Jim M I thank you very much, for the kind words!!!
Alex
Jim M. Thank you very much.
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