Good Morning Everyone,
I will start off with something I constructed in the past. Let's see what you have been working on. This model was constructed from styrene plastic except for the abs square tubing at the base.
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Alan that loading facility looks enormous.
Peter I agree Gilly did a nice job.
Hi all, great projects from everyone! Summertime projects have really taken a toll on my modeling activities but I have managed to get a couple of projects wrapped up.
Here is an MTH bay window caboose that I modified to represent Union RR caboose #104. I posted in-progress shots of it several months ago and I'm glad it's finished (except for a little additional weathering on the ends and trucks).
Also completed were these scratch built Union RR slab cars. I built styrene masters for some of the parts, made molds, and cast multiple parts in resin. I'm not a production caster so the tolerances on some of the parts were all over the place. Needless to say, there was a lot of scraping and sanding. Custom decals were printed by Highball Graphics and the cars were weathered with pan pastels. I'm far, far, far from proclaiming prototype accuracy for these but I think they represent the actual slab cars fairly well.
Joe Shipbaugh
joedaddy posted:
Wow! Joe, you sure captured Western Pa. The river hillside is great as are the foliage colors. Even the ballast is the correct shade.
Lew
geysergazer posted:joedaddy posted:Wow! Joe, you sure captured Western Pa. The river hillside is great as are the foliage colors. Even the ballast is the correct shade.
Lew
Thanks Lew! The funny thing is I am primarily a Southern Railway modeler and that scenery is supposed to represent western North Carolina. Then Dave Minarik at Mercer Junction turned me on to the Union RR and now I'm rethinking the whole scope of my railroad! And I agree, I think the background and foliage colors will work for western Pennsylvania too!
Joe Shipbaugh
I'm spending more time outdoors during the summer so no major projects underway right now. During the high temps and humidity a week or so ago, I stayed inside and assembled a baggage cart kit by Bar Mills Models.
MELGAR
Alan and all, amazing projects again this week. The pictures and explanations are really appreciated.
Alan that rock facility looks similar to one that was once in use near here.
Tom
Tom,
i think thay may have been an ho scale Walters cornerstone kit that someone gave me a picture of to produce in o scale. If it was, it may have been based on a facility in your area.
Great work everyone. Thank you for posting.
That Schenectady RR facade is a beauty. Perhaps you tell us more about how you did it.
Nice work guys! Din I like you Schenectady RR structure.
here is a school I am working on. I started with a Korber 969 General office and modified it, laser cut some new windows and doors.
joedaddy posted:geysergazer posted:joedaddy posted:Wow! Joe, you sure captured Western Pa. The river hillside is great as are the foliage colors. Even the ballast is the correct shade.
Lew
Thanks Lew! The funny thing is I am primarily a Southern Railway modeler and that scenery is supposed to represent western North Carolina. Then Dave Minarik at Mercer Junction turned me on to the Union RR and now I'm rethinking the whole scope of my railroad! And I agree, I think the background and foliage colors will work for western Pennsylvania too!
Joe Shipbaugh
Sorry Joe! LOL
Both projects turned out great!
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