Sept. competiton #2, model structures

[ezdays]

For September, we're going to double your pleasure with two competitions. #1 will be any prototype structure, just any. A bridge, a tunnel, a building, a water tower or anything that qualifies as a structure. #2 competition will be the same thing, except it must be any model structure taken from a layout. There will be two voting threads, and two winners.

This thread is for submitting the model scale pictures.

The rules are simple:

1. The picture must be of a model structure taken from anyone's layout and must be taken by the person submiting the picture
2. Only registered members can enter, and only one entry per contest for each member
3. all pictures must be uploaded to the Gauge or linked so the picture is posted, not the link URL.
4. All other rules for posting and for this competition that are posted elsewhere, apply

This contest closes the last day of September.

Good luck and have fun.

 

[trainworm]

I guess i'll have to enter my scratchbuilt stone house. I built up a frame of scale lumber, glued on each individual stone, and then used plaster for mortar between the stones. It turned out pretty good in my opinion.

here it is located on my photo module, surrounded by cactus and railroad tracks

 

[Ray Marinaccio]

A scratch-built sand tower and coal tipple.

 

[60103]

George and Dragon Public House ...

... started off as a very crude wood and cardboard kit with no detail. I added half timbering and stuccoed the walls and tiled the roof. (Roof colours were questioned once; I have a photo.)

Now how do I reduce the Mb without reducing the image?

 

[fifer]

Here is my Kitbashed Woods Furniture building for the ACTRR.

Mike

 

[Chessie6459]

Great Stuff So Far Folks. :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

[spankybird]

Here is our local gas station geting a full refile

 

[liven_letdie]

My friend John's Sierra Trestle

Took this photo on my friend John Zach's HO scale Sierra RR layout.

 

[Marxed]

wow those are some amasing photos, i'm going to have an impossible time even trying to get an image to stand up against these

 

[N Gauger]

The coal Station I built for the MF&W RR 1:20.3

 

[ezdays]

Yeah, we're starting to rock now. Have some really good ones from the get-go, but wow, we are keeping that high standard...:thumb::thumb:

 

[Lightbender]

Portals, footbridge and station by Gauger Shaywen. I did the stirstick shoring.

Nothing like a big mirror to make your layout look twice the size.

 

[Jac's Lines]

This is a diorama I've been working on. Supposed to be a stamp mill in roughly 1900-1910 period -- well used, but still operational. Everything but the windows, buckboard, and lpb are scratchbuilt in HO scale.

 

[CSX]

Everyone's photos look GREAT!

 

[ezdays]

OK, not the greatest, but this is what was a recyling center kit, and I looked like it should be a feed store, so that's what it is. Robb is my oldest grandson.

 

[eightyeightfan1]

And...Here's the model of the same silo that I posted in the first part of the contest, that I did for my feed mill.
The framework was stratch built, the silo is from Rix, the man ladder and cyclone hopper are from Walthers, as is the building.

 

[loggeron30]

Shot this photo a few years ago. It is an On3 Diorama 2X4 photographed outdoors. Only the smoke and steam has been added, everything else is as you see it.
Hope you all enjoy!
Ken