Another area nearly finished.

[shamus]

Here's part of my new area. Lots more trees had to be made.
Shamus

 

[Clerk]

Looks great Paul.:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

What's that box car doing there in the last picture. I didn't know you used boxcars.

 

[George D]

Nearly finished? I wish my finished stuff looked that good.
George

 

[Tyson Rayles]

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

[shamus]

Thanks guys.

Originally posted by Clerk
Looks great Paul.:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

What's that box car doing there in the last picture. I didn't know you used boxcars.

Clerk my friend, I need a couple of Boxcars to transport the freight around and also cut lumber to various depots. He he

Shamus

 

[Ralph]

Great shots with lots of atmosphere! I can smell the pines!
Ralph
PS. Will the engineer blow the whistle to scare away that mountain lion?

 

[Greg Elems]

Paul,

Is that a Puma in your first picture? Sure glad your LPB's carry axes with them with that critter wandering around. Like everyone else says, fantastic job!

Greg Elems

 

[Arlaghan]

Wow, Shamus... that is incredibly good!

You know, I just had an idea that I would love to see you try... ever thought about getting something that emits smoke (something that won't damage your stuff or leave a stink of course) and try to emulate fog in your photos? WOW what an image that would make and I think it would make them look more like photographs, and less like a model (though you are not far from that now)!

 

[Ben H]

I live on the west coast beside the rain forest and it looks just like your layout. Even the old pictures from the turn of the century (1900) look like your layout.

Your sure ....... you didn't live in this era ...... did you?

 

[spitfire]

Wow!

Amazing as always. Not only does your modelling look real, but it also captures the atmostphere perfectly. I like Alex's idea about the fog - that early morning mountain mist.

Is that a puma as Greg suggested? I thought it was the eponymous Red Fox.

Very inspiring!
Val

 

[Russ Bellinis]

I don't which is better the modeling or the photography! If you want to try some fog, probably the best "fogger" would be dry ice in a bucket of water.

 

[jmarksbery]

Paul, I am glad your health is better and your modeling is back. Really I am, but you are causeing us other old fooggies heart failure everytime we see your post. SUPER. :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

[sumpter250]

You're still doin' it right and proper, and I still like seein' the pics.

 

[TomPM]

Just great! Stunning!:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

And you are not finished!?

 

[shamus]

Originally posted by Arlaghan
Wow, Shamus... that is incredibly good!

You know, I just had an idea that I would love to see you try... ever thought about getting something that emits smoke (something that won't damage your stuff or leave a stink of course) and try to emulate fog in your photos? WOW what an image that would make and I think it would make them look more like photographs, and less like a model (though you are not far from that now)!

hehehe, here's one from above, done quickly.
shamus

 

[jon-monon]

Originally posted by shamus
Thanks guys.



Clerk my friend, I need a couple of Boxcars to transport the freight around and also cut lumber to various depots. He he

Shamus

And to put that giant cat in if you ever catch him hehehe

Looks fantabulistic!!! :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: