p51 posted:
Nice shot. I see you just can't resist being in the photo. This time your just in view on the other end.
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Brought the GX-1 (first loco that I painted specifically for the Giraffe Express) out for a bit of exercise. Here, it's meeting the Birney shuttle at Clarksville station:
Mitch
SIRT, You sure know what you're talking about and know exactly how to make us believe you. !!!!!!!!!!
FrankM
Handsome in every way, Jeff C (the tavern-café structure, that is .)
I took this yesterday at lunch:
Have a great weekend.
p51 posted:I took this yesterday at lunch:
The hopper at each end is for the kitty litter. ;-)
Mitch
I finally managed to take he tarp off my train table, set up a few building and run a train to check current
the tracks weathered the winter better this year I had no rust spots and the little surface grim came off with a couple of strokes of the sanding bar
While my professionalism is no where near some that post on this forum I do manage to have a bit of fun running my TOY trains
Unfortunately some of the files were larger than permitted, I have not quite got my filming under control so I posted everything on you tube
hope this works computer savvy I ain't
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3S_JEDzOKZU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKifS1YFgJ8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uh4Veeqepk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByAOMGZpXbY
Robert Macfie posted:I finally managed to take he tarp off my train table, set up a few building and run a train to check current
the tracks weathered the winter better this year I had no rust spots and the little surface grim came off with a couple of strokes of the sanding bar
While my professionalism is no where near some that post on this forum I do manage to have a bit of fun running my TOY trains
Unfortunately some of the files were larger than permitted, I have not quite got my filming under control so I posted everything on you tube
hope this works computer savvy I ain't
Video not working. But doesn't matter. Saw the post in the other thread. Cool.
Suzukovich
I think I got it working now
Robert
Sharp, AUBV !!! Those new peers with their elevated railway are a super way to place the third-level trains right up front at eye level. I can well imagine how much your creativity is stimulated to continue with that whole scene. I envy you the fun and adventure of it all. FrankM
P.S. Is the bridge (photo-backdrop?) I see in the distance this one I have seen in real life during a drive along Rt.11 toward Great Bend and north from Scranton, through Pennsylvania and New York?
Robert Macfie posted:Suzukovich
I think I got it working now
Robert
Not yet.
suzukovich posted:
Hi,
thank you, the walls and windows are from the kit. The metal roofing is builders in scale, which I rusted with ferric chloride. The fish is from a fishing store. The water tank and some of the other add ons are from River Leaf. Lettering on the front is laser cut wood. The cat was also not in the kit,.,,,lol.
fire escape is Tichy kit.
Rehabbed an MTH Muni PCC this weekend (needed a missing screw replaced and a reverse switch wire resoldered)...
Mitch
jcovert posted:suzukovich posted:Hi,
thank you, the walls and windows are from the kit. The metal roofing is builders in scale, which I rusted with ferric chloride. The fish is from a fishing store. The water tank and some of the other add ons are from River Leaf. Lettering on the front is laser cut wood. The cat was also not in the kit,.,,,lol.
fire escape is Tichy kit.
Nice. The cat thing Have that issue too with my daughters cat. As you can see solution a while back didn't work, nor was she impressed.
suzukovich posted:jcovert posted:suzukovich posted:Hi,
thank you, the walls and windows are from the kit. The metal roofing is builders in scale, which I rusted with ferric chloride. The fish is from a fishing store. The water tank and some of the other add ons are from River Leaf. Lettering on the front is laser cut wood. The cat was also not in the kit,.,,,lol.
fire escape is Tichy kit.
Nice. The cat thing Have that issue too with my daughters cat. As you can see solution a while back didn't work, nor was she impressed.
Yes, cat does not look impressed by the tank!
I have tried air sprays, alarm mats, etc. nothing deters my cat. I am hoping once the layout is more crowded, she will find it uncomfortable.
jcovert posted:Yes, cat does not look impressed by the tank!
I have tried air sprays, alarm mats, etc. nothing deters my cat. I am hoping once the layout is more crowded, she will find it uncomfortable.
I just came to the conclusion that, every so often, the kitteh is gonna jump on the table, and I hafta live with it.
https://ogrforum.com/...27#70974704730976527
Mitch
p51 posted:Took these today. I watched the bird walking down tve rail for a long time, couldn't resist this photo.
Mitch
Moonson posted:Sharp, AUBV !!! Those new peers with their elevated railway are a super way to place the third-level trains right up front at eye level. I can well imagine how much your creativity is stimulated to continue with that whole scene. I envy you the fun and adventure of it all. FrankM
P.S. Is the bridge (photo-backdrop?) I see in the distance this one I have seen in real life during a drive along Rt.11 toward Great Bend and north from Scranton, through Pennsylvania and New York?
Moonson,
The pictures don't do the scene justice. It is quite dramatic seeing an elevated train right at the front of the layout, with a long drop to the floor! (The water tower needs to go.)
The bridge you are referencing is the Tunkhannock Viaduct(Nicholson bridge). This is my rendition of the bridge.
This layout also has a rendition of the Delaware Viaduct.
If I recall correctly, you travel up to Cortland County, NY. This layout is in NE PA, if you are interested in seeing the layout in person, I can arrange that. If you haven't seen the Starrucca Viaduct in person, you should take a detour to see it.
AUBV, I'm so glad you clarified that it was your model of the viaduct I was seeing, not a photo-mural, as well as reminding me of the proper name for it and the community around it.
Once I am north of Clarks Summit, on Rt.11, the whole journey to Cortland opens up for me into being a ritual of relaxation, esp. when I am close to the Susquehanna RR tracks and the Tioughnioga River, into which I often used to step and wade, even launching a "Rover" rubber surplus army raft, several times, years ago.
Judging from your mural, you have probably seen this "White Horse" ranch/farm or places like it up there along Rt.11, so tempting to try to model.
FrankM.
P.S. I had gotten out of the car to take this photo and greet the white horse, but he was, as soon became apparent, far more interested in the mares across that dirt roadway, in a corral on the other side, than in my shenanigans.
suzukovich posted:
When I was growing up, my family owned a 1950 Nash Rambler that looked just like that. The color was more green though. Brings back memories. Thanks for posting.
OBTW: Lois Lane in the Superman TV show drove one too.
@jcovert posted:
Do you have any un-built Downtown Deco kits you would be willing to sell? Would you consider selling this kit? You can email me directly at clewis@dmn.net
Boy, this is an old topic. Would like to see the finished building.
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