SUNDAY SCENIC SHOWCASE FEBRUARY 23,2014

Heard he was sick.

Must be bad -- been out now for a 2nd week.....  Maybe it's terminal?

For it to be a showcase you should have at least posted a pic of Bueller.

 

I'm working on getting the diner in it's resting place.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Also, trying my hand at Leon Clark's asphalt method. So far Leon has nothing to worry about.

Vulcan

I like it tucked away in-between the two taller buildings like that.

Your asphalt looks excellent to me.

Gang,

 

I am in the middle of making 48' of sidewalk.  I have already painted them.  Now I am scribing lines and washing with India ink.  These are still drying. 

 

So who's stupid idea was it to have this much sidewalk?  Yeah, this guy.    

 

 

 

Oh, well.   Fifteen minutes making sidewalks can save you hundreds over buying them.   

 

George

Vulcan,

The resting place for the diner looks great.

George,

You are right. It does not take a lot of work sometimes to save some money.

I completed the remaining five sphere models for Phillips66.

 

Alan Graziano

Alan, those tanks are really something. 

 

They look real!

 

George

UPS tractor/trailers.

Vulcan - I agree there is just something about the look of the diner between the other buildings.  Very nice work!

 

Alan - The tanks are spectacular!  I love the colorful Phillips 66 logos n the white tanks.

 

Spence - Very cool UPS facility!  I need to incorporate UPS in my layout somewhere, some how.  Nice job!

 

Art

Got this little place done that goes on the layout next door to the church,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Vulcan - how do you make that asphalt.  I looks awesome.

 

 

mwb:  What purpose is that little structure going to serve?....it would fit right into

my ghost town. 

Amazing work.  Thank you, all, for posting.
Working on one of the Fort Pitt Highrailer 4'X6' modules.  One of Matt I's Modules.

Most of my work is on this side of the module.

First stereo module.


Mike CT

Mike I see you have a Train Boss Talking Defect Detector  

It all belongs to Matt I., I was surprised, when I hooked it up, it worked.  That's part of the stereo speaker set-up.  There is a building that sets over top of the PC board. The LED display is visible through the one window.

 

 

It's actually the town barbershop - there's actually an interior with chair and "stuff".  Lemasters is so small that during this era that you either got you hair cut at home or walked to the only place in town to get your ears lowered.

Slips right in between the church and the undertaker's.  I'd be working on that undertaker's structure this week, but I've got a O scale kit for Perkin's Produce on my bench and a deadline to meet.

 

But, now that I have I have this shop in place I can also move across the street to install the scenery around 2 of the houses there.

Very nice Martin.

Love the cabin and Phillips 66 tanks.  You guys do great work.

It's sheet cork, David. I found it at Michaels.

Thanks!

 

I actually tried to sell off the assembled structure in unfinished resin on 2 separate occasions, but then just decided to keep it and put in onto the layout.  Probably squeezing out some other structure that I had actually planned on using, but I think I'm probably the better for that condition.

Here is my Mount Randolph with a Bollman Bridge on the Mountain Division of the Free State Junction Railway.