Layout Photo Album

[hminky]

I have a photo album showing progress on my layout at:

http://www.pacificcoastairlinerr.com/albums/105/

Thank you if you visit
Harold

 

[sumpter250]

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: Lookin good!
Pete

 

[SAL Comet]

Wow, that's your first try at scenery? nice work!

 

[Dave Flinn]

Wow, that's your first try at scenery? nice work!

I just want to second that "Wow!"

 

[Chessie6459]

Looks Really Good :thumb: :thumb:

 

[Iron Goat]

Awesome scenery, and some great looking lokeys !

Bob

 

[brakie]

Looks good! Wow! :thumb:

 

[Ralph]

Very nice!
Ralph

 

[2-8-2]

Very nice!

 

[ausien]

hope my seenery comes up to match, good work..have a good one..steve

 

[seanm]

That is some of the best dry grass work I have seen to date. We have huge hills of this stuff that goes golden in the summer and it is very hard to model. I have seen many try and fail. You did a great job on that!!

 

[spitfire]

Thanks for the layout tour!!! Looks great!! You really showed how well the faux-fur grass works. I'd heard of it but never seen it. I'll have to try it when I get to scenery. :thumb:

Val

 

[rcline]

I really have to tip my big Texas hat to you! Your work is really outstanding!! How did you make your rock mountain look so real? It looks just like our real slate rock here!

 

[hminky]

How did you make your rock mountain look so real?

My website is mostly about building the layout, I have a webpage indexing the articles at:

http://www.pacificcoastairlinerr.com/4x8/

I have an article about the faux fur grass techniques in the pipeline at Railroad Model Craftsman. I was told it should be in the March issue .

Thanks everyone for visiting and your nice comments:thumb:
Harold

 

[fec827]

Absolutely grand!!! I went right home after viewing this and watched some old tapes of "Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman." A lot of work is obvious; give yourself a pat on the back.


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