SIRT posted:It's cold..................
SIRT, Fabulous! I am so happy to see these scenes of yours again. I saw them some time ago and had wished I had saved every picture, but had not. So seeing these perfect wintery scenes by you again is a joy and a real (pun intended) treat! Fabulous, indeed!
FrankM
Boo Man posted:CNJ #1601 posted:Boo Man posted:CNJ #1601 posted:Boxcars...!!
Fabulous work weathering and detailing.
Thank you very much, Bob!
Joe,
I would love to see more of your layout. Can you post some additional photos?
Thanks,
Bob
Ha! I’m very flattered Bob, but I don’t have a layout...at least not one that’s worth showing! What you see in my photos is a diorama that I built to display/photograph my trains and weathering work. I’ve never had enough space for a layout until recently when we put an addition on our home. I finally have a new train room and will be building a layout at some point in the not too distant future...or so I hope!
CNJ #1601 posted:Boo Man posted:CNJ #1601 posted:Boo Man posted:CNJ #1601 posted:Boxcars...!!
Fabulous work weathering and detailing.
Thank you very much, Bob!
Joe,
I would love to see more of your layout. Can you post some additional photos?
Thanks,
Bob
Ha! I’m very flattered Bob, but I don’t have a layout...at least not one that’s worth showing! What you see in my photos is a diorama that I built to display/photograph my trains and weathering work. I’ve never had enough space for a layout until recently when we put an addition on our home. I finally have a new train room and will be building a layout at some point in the not too distant future...or so I hope!
Joe, if you don't have space for a layout, what better way to be creative and enjoy the trains than to make dioramas as you have done!
CNJ #1601 posted:Boo Man posted:CNJ #1601 posted:Boo Man posted:CNJ #1601 posted:Boxcars...!!
Fabulous work weathering and detailing.
Thank you very much, Bob!
Joe,
I would love to see more of your layout. Can you post some additional photos?
Thanks,
Bob
Ha! I’m very flattered Bob, but I don’t have a layout...at least not one that’s worth showing! What you see in my photos is a diorama that I built to display/photograph my trains and weathering work. I’ve never had enough space for a layout until recently when we put an addition on our home. I finally have a new train room and will be building a layout at some point in the not too distant future...or so I hope!
Joe,
If you do plan on building a layout, I'll definitely be looking forward to seeing your work. Your diorama work is top notch.
Bob
I bought this box car and other items at the Tucson Train Show last Friday. Then I took
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pictures of my purchases for What did you buy lately thread.
I didn't realize this might look cool till after I loaded and viewed it in the computer. Azgary
Stepping out.
Stepping out would probably mean more if I attached the picture.
Guess which one?
The monuments at Yankee Stadium in October, 1956:
"Morrison's Doors" at Whiskey a Go Go in LA, 1966: "Come on baby Light My Fire":
Moonson posted:Close-ups here-n-there...
FrankM
Love the alley in the second photo. Once again your layout is very inspiring!
Here's some from the "roving photographer"
Moonson posted:Close-ups here-n-there...
FrankM
Outstanding. I love the dirt and debris in your masterful scenes that make your trains, structures and scenery come alive.
trumptrain posted:Here's some from the "roving photographer"
Also outstanding. Great use of color and light. Also, your figures make you scenes come alive, in the heavenly little world aglow that you've created.
Road foreman inspecting the new fence installation.
Bob
Train hit's car. Driver escapes uninjured. Photo's courtesy of WKRP. Azgary
AZGARY posted:Train hit's car. Driver escapes uninjured. Photo's courtesy of WKRP. Azgary
Nice scene! Always afraid those plastic cars would just crack in half one day, all you need is the fiberglass shred hazmat crew
Thank you, BOBBYD. The Danbury Mint cars are made of resin. I bought this one for only $2.95 cause of a crack line on the roof. Well when popping it off it's stand, it popped from my hand and onto the tile floor. Just trying to make lemonade, from a lemon situation. Azgary
A couple of shots of a couple of my modules from the 2016 Beltsville Day Festival.
Here are my close ups. 
trumptrain posted:Here are my close ups.
Very nice sequence. I can see this setting resulting in a future "highlight" post on the OGR Forum!!
BobbyD posted:
It was deep. Most exciting play in baseball used to happen out there: the inside the park homerun. Mantle would hit 450 foot blasts out there that would rattle around the monuments in the field of play while he raced around the bases with his blazing speed.
Arnold D. Cribari posted:BobbyD posted:Deep looks like a tough area to play!
It was deep. Most exciting play in baseball used to happen out there: the inside the park homerun. Mantle would hit 450 foot blasts out there that would rattle around the monuments in the field of play while he raced around the bases with his blazing speed.
I bet that was something to see. Took a friend to her very first "South Side" game ever in 2016, last game of the season. First pitch was an inside the park home run. She loved the modern Women's rest rooms, ease of entry and exit, the spacious concourses, real parking lots, and that they lost!
Early morning activity around the station...
Busking at the train station:
Moonson posted:Close-ups here-n-there...
FrankM
Moonson,
I love your alley. Nice and filthy; filled with litter and other garbage.
Boo Man posted:Moonson posted:Close-ups here-n-there...
FrankM
Moonson,
I love your alley. Nice and filthy; filled with litter and other garbage.
I'm glad you liked my grubby little alley.
Close-up, it looks even worse, huh.
FrankM
Thank you for the feedback, Boo Man.
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