Sunday Scenic Showcase 6-10-2012

I was just playing around with the video camera on my phone.  

Vulc,

Cool basement.  I have a Freddie Kruger furnace in the basement of the shop.

Dave

WOW Vulcan awesome work, looks so real

David really nice video.

Here's mine

Thanks, Alex

Three new items this week.

MTH’s so called Premier VO-1000 loaded with issues.

New Weaver trailers.

Just in yesterday afternoon, BAR news print car by Atlas O.

I modeled one side for the early 60’s and the other side for the late 70’s

Mighty good Vulcan, realistic as it gets including the washboard.

Ps:

Oldtime Masons call those um... er joints, "raised strike joints".

Not much new on my corner work. Cut some logs and made a sawdust pile for the Sawmill and, in the other corner, received one of the Kober buildings assembled by Joe Fauty of Model Structures for use on my much compressed textile mill site. Now gotta saw some lumber.

You can have more than just a drink at this bar.... (right click picture and then click on "open in new window" to get super sized pic.)

Alan

Busy morning at the station.....(right click picture, then click on "open link in new window" for super sized picture)

Alan

Great work all.  Such gifted talent is alway great. The fact it is shared is even more special. 

SIRT (Steve), I spent some time on your Kodak website this morning, Construction section.  A real wealth of knowledge and technique. Thank you very much for taking the time to picture and post all that work.     

Montour SW9s this week. 

Thanks

Mike

Hi Alan all the photo's look great, I see that tavern in the back ground looks

really awesome in that spot. wow real nice

Thanks, Alex

Thanks very much Jim for the nice comment's

Alex

Thanks so much Jim...

Alex...I took a bunch of pictures today...  Thanks to you my city folk would not be able to pick up a drink and a date at the same time!!

Alan

Alan,

I am sure you realize that photo of Saulena's tavern is fairly awesome

A few photos of the whistle stop structure I recently completed. It's the OGR kit with extended walls. A little scenery around the bottom and it's done. If you read the sign, you'll see a word that most people would think doesn't belong there. In New England, tonic has meant the same thing as soda, pop, and cola does in other areas. It's not as common to hear it any more, but in the 1950's it was as common as finding a penny in your pocket change.

Thanks John!!  I am having some real fun composing the scenes...I know I have a long way to go compared to others I have seen but that is part of the fun...getting there!

Alan

Looking good guys,   Hey brother mouse nice video---just needed that Bessemer steamer engineer to blow the whistle before that crossing---you know Joe would have given you a few days off for that.   Chet

Thanks for sharing all of the wonderful work, Gentlemen.

This certainly ranks as one of my very favorite threads on the forum each week.  Very inspirational and instructional.