Good Morning Everyone,
I will start out with something I constructed in the past. Let's see what you have been working on.
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Alan...superior work as usual!...now...about that drafting table and florescent light fixture...they both look way too familiar!...spent many, many years with pencil in hand hunched over one of them...thanks for the memories...
Some of the very young forum members may not recognize the fixture and cables on the edge of the drafting table...guess you'll have to do a Google search......
Howard...
Pete- your modeling is 1st rate! JohnA
Alan and Pete, excellent and inspirational.
Tom
Alan and Pete, I’m always impressed and inspired by your amazing creations. Thanks for sharing them all of the time!
Miners cabin kit from the 80’s
A section on my 12’-by-8’ layout was inspired by Spuyten Duyvil, a station-stop and neighborhood in the Bronx, New York, through which the tracks of the New York Central Railroad (now MTA Metro North Railroad) traversed a curve in a tall, narrow rock cut along the Harlem River. Among the many translations from the Dutch are “in spite of the devil” and “the spouting devil,” which refer to the turbulent waters at the intersection of the Hudson and Harlem Rivers.
I tried to create that effect on my model railroad but my rock cuts don’t do justice to the real thing. Nonetheless, I find it interesting to watch my model trains pass through the narrow cuts. Four tracks appear in the photo. From left to right, the curves are O-72, O-54, O-54, and O-36.
MELGAR
Great stuff!
Peter
Great uplifting work as always. Thanks for sharing!
Another wonderful Sunday Scenic Showcase. Thanks to all the contributors for providing an interesting topic.
A day late but I took this shot the other day of my new 44 tonner rounding the bend.
Great work by everyone as always.
Bob
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