May 04 Photo Contest: Archive Diorama or Mini Scene

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jon-monon

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Due to dial up problems, I will make a slight modification to the rules:

Same as before, your own photograph(s) of your own diorama or mini scene which is not part of your layout at the time the photo's are taken.

You may insert up to four images that are up to 250 pixels wide and no more than 30KB in size (use the insert image tags). These maybe thumbnails to larger images on your site up to 640 X 480.

You may also attach up to four photo's within the-gauges size limits of 640 X 480. This may be in addition to the above, but they are to be the same photo's, except for sizing. This is done using the Attach Files/Manage Attachments button and uploading all the photo's at once.

If anyone attaches photo's, and does not insert smaller ones, I will be happy to create the smaller ones and insert them for you using my own web site for hte duration of hte contest. I hope this is not too confusing, but it should allow up to 4 photo's with the same performance as a regular contest, even to those on dial up. Only small photo's should appear automatically, or one large photo if only one is entered.

Kind comments are always welcome in the contest thread. Please ask here, if there is any question, and lets see those awesome entries again!!!!

Also, I'll leave the contest open until June 1, extended due to unrest.
 
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Fred_M

Just 1 pictures all I have. It's a mini scene using the building i built in the layout party. FRED

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Matthyro

Will always be re-membered
My entry. LPBs unloading a box car at Templar Tombstones.
 

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Drew1125

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A K&I crew waits "in the hole", for a freight to clear the main
 

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In for a penny, in for a pound

Wave bye bye to the train you should be on :wave: :cry:

Errol (Ok, so I changed my mind about entering :p )

Errol
 

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Ray Marinaccio

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I turned an old garbage can upside down threw some dirt on it, placed a piece of track on then did some landscaping with my fingers.
Does this qualify as a diorama?
Unfortunately it was destroyed by one of those Dewey crosswinds that blew it halfway across the yard.
 

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JBBVry

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well i feel real stupid now. but thanks for the info.


here is a shot of the south yard or the Johnson & Big Beaver Valley Ry engine 101 being worked on just out side the big speeder shead.
 

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Here are three photos of my Majestic Hardware diorama.
 

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joegideon

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Stormy Night in Mount Gideon

Mount Gideon, PA. Terminus of the Pennsy's Mt. Gideon branch... It's 1953 and the die is cast. The Decapod is letting go one of its last black blasts, while the FMs and Alcos look on. And The Shark is carefully waiting its turn. But for now, steam... and Pennsy steam, at that, is stil KING! Today, we see a 2-8-0, a 2-10-0, and even an M-1a 4-8-2 at Mt. Giddy. As I recall, there was a K4 4-6-2 at the head of those maroon cars.

All this is N scale, of course. Key made the steamers, Atlas, Life Like and E-R built the diesels. Mount G. is a 2 X 4 module, built to STrak standards... That's Snyder-Trak. I am an O gauger/On3-er... but there's just something about the little critters...
 

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Glen Haasdyk

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I hope it's not too late to enter. Here's my entry. CNR Climax #1 is just running past Stan's sawmill to the logging area up the switchback.
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jmarksbery

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N-SCALE. The first is an overview of a 2' x 2' diaroma. Hayes Station (upper) and Boston Bottoms.
 

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jmarksbery

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2nd is the west end showing bridges and dam. (please excuse the lighting, it just rained and poor light)
 

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jmarksbery

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3rd is a view of the Eastside with the N-Scale version of the John Allen station
 

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jmarksbery

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The last is on the Eastside also looking down the road is KettleStacks, Feildmann Creamery and Jenny Mill to the right. All are scratch built and one kitbash.
 

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nalmeida

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The classical lake scene!

Well, this one was done specifically for this competition, I followed the thread, or should I say idea, initially presented by Paul. I didn't had enough time to finish it as I wanted but I'm still entering the competition. Keep in mind that this is the first water scene I've done so I've just been learning, in any case and since competition is just too strong I'm happy just entering it :)
 

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