Big Trees

[shamus]

Here's part of the tree run as I call it.
Shamus

 

[shamus]

Front view

Here's a view looking from the door as you come in.
Shamus

 

[sumpter250]

That little porter looks lost in that forest! Nice!

....little porter....chugging down the "tree run"....looking around at all that lumber....thinking...........FOOD!!!!!!

 

[jon-monon]

Sweet pic! I sure hope nobody stumples and falls coming in or they'll be impaled!

I see bambi in the back, my neighbor just brought over two gigantic deer sausages last night.

 

[George D]

I see empty log cars and virgin timber but no lumberjacks. Do you have a labor problem?

George

 

[Matthyro]

Great looking trees Paul.

 

[Tyson Rayles]

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

[Bill Stone]

Incredible. I can just about smell the pines.
But we expect nothing less from you, Shamus.
You sure do set the bar high for us mere mortal modelers.
BillS

 

[Clerk]

What can I say Paul, except that you went up into the hilld and took pictures.

 

[Drew1125]

Ahhh, I think I just caught a whiff of that pine scent on that cool, damp air!

Beautiful scenes, Shamus!

 

[shamus]

Thanks kind friends.
Yep, sure have got a problem George, my loco's hate stopping for anything.

Shamus

 

[Drew Toner]

Wow!!

Stunning as usual Paul.

Beautiful scenery.

How tall do those tree's range from?

Drew

 

[Casey Feedwater]

Paul, your trees are beautifully done. The whole scene is simply stunning. :thumb: :thumb:

 

[shamus]

Re: Wow!!

Thanks again friends.

Originally posted by Drew Toner
Stunning as usual Paul.

Beautiful scenery.

How tall do those tree's range from?

Drew

Hi Drew,
My trees range from 1'-6" to 2'-6" tall. At one point, they almost come over the hardboard backscene. Have to keep the camera low when I take those photo's.
cheers
Shamus

 

[RailRon]

Paul, I had to do some catching up with several threads, so I missed out on the Logging Line for a while. Now I am once more thrilled by your pictures!

Your modeling is simply fantastic! Your ground cover, the trees (I love those year rings!), but also the rolling stock and the placing of the LPBs create an extremely high degree of realism. Yours must be one of the few very best layouts existing (as were your earlier H0 layouts before).

Every picture contains a wealth of information and suggestions for better modeling. Thanks, my friend for sharing those pictures!

Ron

 

[rebel]

great trees

great trees , details on construction please

 

[bpate]

Paul, your Cooncreek and Tumbelweed springs photos are fantastic. I am amazed at how productive you are. I will add a link from my website if I may.

 

[shamus]

Thanks kind people.

Originally posted by bpate
Paul, your Cooncreek and Tumbelweed springs photos are fantastic. I am amazed at how productive you are. I will add a link from my website if I may.

Hi, by all means, add a link my friend, and thank you.
shamus