Sunday Scenic Showcase July 15, 2018

PROGRESS OF THE CUSTOM O SCALE CNJ MATAWAN STATION 

Here is another old shot.

Here is a shot of a Weaver flatcar I recently detailed. Its a preview of one one a few I submitted to Alan Miller for possible "How-To" publication.

Alan:

How do you ship something like that????

Joe

Alan, David...whether old or new, those are two fantastic structures. L.I.Train (Steve), love the flatcar. So much character. Truly unique.

Great work, everyone!

Peter

L.I.TRAIN posted:

Here is a shot of a Weaver flatcar I recently detailed. Its a preview of one one a few I submitted to Alan Miller for possible "How-To" publication.

Very nicely done Steve. What did you use for the stone/concrete? 

Thank you Jerrman and Peter and thank you all for posting every week.

Joe,

i shipped that model to Arkansas via Us Mail. I double boxed it using styrofoam peanuts.

alan graziano

Nice work this week guys!

here is a craftsman kit I am working on for a sawmill.

While I have scratch built many building on my layout I have not built a kit which is basically a box of sticks.  I like how it is coming out, and I feel pretty confident in it but wow this is slow going vs how fast I normally build a structure. 

Working on the walls now.

Right On Track Models posted:

PROGRESS OF THE CUSTOM O SCALE CNJ MATAWAN STATION 

Richard - you are rapidly becoming my favorite craftsman kit suppliers.

Joe

THANKS JOE !!!!!!!!!! I ENJOY WHAT I DO

Model Structures posted:

Right On Track Models posted:

PROGRESS OF THE CUSTOM O SCALE CNJ MATAWAN STATION 

Richard - you are rapidly becoming my favorite craftsman kit suppliers.

Joe

Joe, I am with you on that subject. I have added several of Richards kits, and he did a custom cut for me as well. He has many unique structures.  Not all brick.

I already posted this elsewhere, but here goes.  Ponzo's Pond

Ponz

rail posted:

L.I.TRAIN posted:

Here is a shot of a Weaver flatcar I recently detailed. Its a preview of one one a few I submitted to Alan Miller for possible "How-To" publication.

Very nicely done Steve. What did you use for the stone/concrete? 

 

Rail

Not sure of your question so I'll answer in two ways.  1. If you are referring to the ballast its roofing granules with some black beauty mixed in.  2. If you are referring to the beige sacks on the flatcar those are resin cast flour sacks which were created by Harry Hieke 

WOW!! to all you great work.

Alan, simply unbelievable what you can do with some plastic shapes.

Richard nice model indeed.

Dave another fine scene on your railroad.

Rich that sawmill is going to look great when finished