Need a pic or 2

[UPJunkie]

I need a pic of a train going around a cliff side i need this for my layout to go by. the cliff side i am doing is going to be mostly rock

thanks

 

[shamus]

Well, the only one I have is from my old HO layout which used a trestle bridge to cross a river.
Shamus

 

[UPJunkie]

thanks shamus this helps alot going to be posting some pics soon of the layout what i got done so far

 

[Mastiffdog]

Can't do better than that beautiful shot of a cliff! Love your trees, that's our next step. The details and stuctures on your layout are magnificient. Since this is our first layout, we are slowly learning to have patience.

Jr. wants to run trains really bad, then I tell him to look at your photos - then he slows way down. "Yea, I see what you mean Dad, we still gotta long way to go!"

DOG

 

[Russ Bellinis]

Go to www.railroadforums.com/forum/index.php At the top of the page is a menu that links you to a photo gallery that lists thumbnails. Go to it, and click on the menu for Western Roads. There are 93 pages of photos with 9 thumbnails per page. Many are of mountain railroading. You should find something useful there.

 

[UPJunkie]

ok kewl thanks alot!!!!!!!!!!!!:thumb:

 

[CN1]

Am I too late

 

[UPJunkie]

nope going to be going to "MY ROOM" :thumb: in a bit and get back at it on my cliffs

All these pics and links helped alot thanks guys i will be taking pics when im done

 

[Ralph]

Hard to follow up what has been posted above but here's one from my layout. The vertical black lines are reinforcing beams for this sheer rock wall.
Ralph

 

[jwmurrayjr]

We're finally making some progress on the scenery. Here's a mogul comming down a grade by some carved plaster "cliffs".

I added the "animation" to the photo before posting.

http://www.railroadforum.com/upload/jwmurrayjr/Mogul 428 Retouched.JPG

Here's a trestle shot:

http://www.railroadforum.com/upload/jwmurrayjr/2-6-0 on Highline Trestle.JPG

 

[UPJunkie]

jwmurrayjr


How did you do the smoke? and how

 

[jwmurrayjr]

Originally posted by UPJunkie
jwmurrayjr


How did you do the smoke? and how

I just used the photo software that came with the camera (Canon S400). I used the "spray-can" tool with varying degrees of transparency and shades of grey and brown and different "nozzle" sizes.

It's very easy. Thanks for asking.