This is a project I started too long ago and it just sat unfinished....so....finally over the last few evenings and weekends I got busy. The pictures show the results... This is in a corner of the layout and directly across from the harbor scene in front of the city. Hope you enjoy and as always, thanks for taking the time to look and comment!
Alan
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Hi Alan
That looks very nice, glad you're getting work done on the layout.
Alex
Alan, Looks great, glad to see you back!!!!!
Fantastic work. Your blend of colors is fabulous...
Jerry
Looks awesome Alan!
Awsome work Alan. I plan to put a water fall on my layout also, hope mine is as half as nice as yours.
Excellent your on your way!
That looks great!! Good job!
Very nice! I like the various heights of the bridges. Great waterfalls
Alan, looks just wonderful! Very colorful and eye catching!
Very tall, very nice!
Alan,
First of all, it is very, very nice to see you posting pictures of your handy work again! I have missed your periodic posting pictures of your layout. These are beautiful pictures, and I second the opinion of the nice colors you selected for this portion of the layout.
How about new pictures of your entire layout? I am sure a lot of forumites would welcome them, and I suspect that there may be some who are not familiar with your spectacular, city-oriented O-Gauge miniature creation.
Thanks!
Alex
Thanks so much guys for the encouragement!
Alex....Can't post too many new pictures right now since any future article requires fresh content..
Alan
Alan
I like the white piers. They look like man-made mini-waterfalls.
As always, very impressive. I like the depth of field you achieved. How deep is the space?
Alan...the idea for the piers was to look like exactly what you observed...wow!! They are constructed from left over fluted trim.
Pete....the depth is approximately 24" from the end of the stream (edge of the layout) back to the waterfall.
Thanks,
Alan
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