Brody's on the Pier

jmarksbery

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:eek: This one will have tons of pictures so I won't say to much about it. It is scratch built and Brody's is from those spare walls again. I hope you enjoy it and give me some feed back on this because I am rather new at pier scenes. Let's get started.

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ain't done yet, thing stalled

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Yard sale on Sat.
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This is not a wedding party but on Sat. nights Brody's has ball room dancing and the folks dress the occasion
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More has been added here since pic
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Hey, ya gotta go ya gotta go, and it is self flushing!
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Gas and diesel
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fishing pier and lighting added
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some lights on
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Whew, that's enough. Questions? :confused: Jim
 

ezdays

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That little scene has more going on in it than most layouts in their entirty.:wave: Other than replacing the carpet with "water", I can't suggest anything.:D I can, however, comment, that this is one detailed scene that is typical of what you do, and you should be proud of it..:thumb::thumb::thumb::thumb:.

I enjoy it whenever you post pictures of your work, so please don't stop....:D:D
 

Matthyro

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Maginificent as always Jim. Looks to me like you are an expert at pier scenes.
The placing of the LPBs and other details gives a very natural look to the scene. Great modelling friend.
 

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Fabulous as usual Jim. More piles needed maybe? i.e. not just around the edges. "Beyound"?? :eek:

Can you show us more of the ships hanging around in the first photo?
 

Ralph

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Jim,
That is a show piece! I'm amazed by all of the interesting elements you've included in a compact space! I can imagine visitors walking arouind it and noticing new things with each change of viewing angle. Very neat! I've always admired your watercraft too.
Ralph