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A Chicago-style angled corner building that is 3d printed and uses scrap kit remnants. Commercial on the ground floor with four levels of converted space into apartments, the top two are a modern addition. I built this to compliment a flat-iron highrise kit I already had.
The first train from Dubuque to East Dubuque on my layout crosses the Mississippi. This is a work in process but I wanted to note this milestone in construction.
Modul BF1A Bahnhofszufahrt
Übersicht über die vier Baustellen
Im Hintergrund der Gleiswechsel vom
Bahnhof Karlshausen
Litchfield and Madison 1077 started as a decorated Intermountain alternate standard 2 bay hopper. I painted a light coat of black to leave the ghost of that scheme, then decaled the new initials and number with Mark Vaughan decals. Then I weathered the car with a fade coat of rust. Then it got another layer of decals with the patch out and new data, re-pack info, ACI label, and some chalk marks. It was finished with a final shot of dullcoat and some final light weathering on top of that.
Track glued, wired and tested -- though not much of it. Here's a look at what will eventually be Labarthe yard.
These are photos of a HO Scale layout that measured 12' x 18'. This was custom built based on our customer's sketch. It is a DCC layout that featured 4 Routed. Powered by a Digitrax Super Chief. LocoNet Plug-in stations were located every 6 feet around the layout. The layout was built in modules for easy shipment to the customer. We provided all bench work, track, and wiring.
I was invited to stop by this Model Railroad club in Chadwick, Illinois by flickr guy "TRAINUT" (Clarke). Quite an impressive layout at this out-of-the-way place. This single photo does not do it justice. Thanks for the hospitality!
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View from over the tunnel towards Braeside and the harbour. A4 "Woodcock" simmers on the Kings Cross sleeper
I once modelled this car. It was my very first kit bash. It ran like a dream, Now I can't seem to find it, Looks like I am going to have to remodel her.
The Great Train Story at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry is by far my all time favorite exhibit. When I was a kid I loved the Lionel layout, and although I miss it, the new exhibit is wonderful!
Having some fun with long exposures, we drove Georgie's train around his layout with no light except for the EOT and the headlight, and got some exciting results.
Modul BF1A Bahnhofszufahrt
Baustelle2 der Dachstuhl wird gerichtet.
Erweiterter und veränderter Bausatz.
updated version of Clevermodels White Castle in Ho Scale. Model available here: clevermodels.squarespace.com/models-gallery/ The burglar bars are from Tichy Train group: www.tichytraingroup.com/Shop/tabid/91/c/ho_structure-part...