February Photo Contest: LPB
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here is my entry
the crew is getting the Union Pacific Centennial ready for another excursion run. the train is a Bachmann model that I updated and detailed, sitting in the engine shop.
the crew is getting the Union Pacific Centennial ready for another excursion run. the train is a Bachmann model that I updated and detailed, sitting in the engine shop.
I changed this one as it did not show any of my modeling skills, just my ability to position stuff real well.
David, I remember scenes like this in South Africa, but not in Canada until this scene came about on your layout. Ahhh patience!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Then it dawned on me.........Little Plastic BEASTS!......OK :thumb: :thumb:
neat scene!, nice shot!
neat scene!, nice shot!
Well, I'm afraid my LPC's (Little Plastic Comrades) couldn't come for a photoshoot as they are busily (and very happily) working and singing building the October Revolution Paper Mill (which is coming on very nicely.. after all the Nova Scotia Northern is a workers paradise!).
Anyway, they said, very sorry, love the photo's, glad to see that most of thier comrades on other railroads are having fun and aren't being too oppressed by Robber-Barons (or Baroness's)
Great pictures everybody!
Graham
Anyway, they said, very sorry, love the photo's, glad to see that most of thier comrades on other railroads are having fun and aren't being too oppressed by Robber-Barons (or Baroness's)
Great pictures everybody!
Graham
Crankpin and his bride Bambi romancing at a roadside rest stop before heading home on their scooter.
I removed my first entry because I felt it didn't reflect the modeling spirit of this forum as they were simply well posed merchandise. The two figures here are a composite of over 5 different Plasticville figures "frankensteined" into this pose. The bike is a Micro-Machines kitbash and the picnic table is scratchbuilt. Posed on a pile of sand on a snacktable at dusk.
I removed my first entry because I felt it didn't reflect the modeling spirit of this forum as they were simply well posed merchandise. The two figures here are a composite of over 5 different Plasticville figures "frankensteined" into this pose. The bike is a Micro-Machines kitbash and the picnic table is scratchbuilt. Posed on a pile of sand on a snacktable at dusk.
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Jon,
the snow on the ground is fantastic! I'm sorry for your soldiers who have to march through the cold, white stuff.
Tyson,
speaking of family forums: That's exactly the way how families get started, isn't it?
Bob,
great frankensteining, indeed! And the photography is top notch, too!
As I said before, this time judging will be awfully tough!
Ron
the snow on the ground is fantastic! I'm sorry for your soldiers who have to march through the cold, white stuff.
Tyson,
speaking of family forums: That's exactly the way how families get started, isn't it?
Bob,
great frankensteining, indeed! And the photography is top notch, too!
As I said before, this time judging will be awfully tough!
Ron
Locobreath said:Jon:
Two questions.
1. Where are the soldiers going?
2. What are the women-folk waiting for?
The soldiers, a platoon of the Durham Light Infantry, are off to the station to catch a troop special. The women are a couple of 'milkmaids' from the adjacent dairy farm, come to wave their menfolk off to France.
:cry: Jon
I Love the metal ones, Jon. They have such a classic look about them! Contest will be ending soon, any more?
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