Junk yard (current)

Cadillac_SD9

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Here is the crane to move the loads around and I added a cabbose that caught on fire and as many cars as I could. I plan to go to the train club I belong to and grab some fencing material. I still need to add the line to the crane that is why there is no bucket. Thanks for all the advice.
 

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MasonJar

It's not rocket surgery
That's really coming along nicely! Can't wait to see the fence. You might try 'bashing an old boxcar into an office for the place... :thumb:

Andrew
 

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I used to work in a scrap yard & their are 2 types of crane used. The main cranes have a 4 fingered claw instead of a bucket. You could scratch this out of a piece of brass rod or some wire. The secondary cranes have big electromagnets which you could make out of balsa or plasticard..

Good job...
 

Ralph

Remember...it's for fun!
What a pile of junk! Looks great! :) I agree that a shack office or converted box car would add to the scene.
Ralph
 

Cadillac_SD9

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That was the fist step right after you lay the track. All you do is find or buy a rust color spray paint and spray the rails with it or you can just air brush it.
 
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