This week

[jimmybeersa]

This week I made a Mountain and planted some trees and painted the sky Now I know what God felt like after his first week creating the world....tired

 

[jimmybeersa]

And so on

 

[jon-monon]

Lookin' goooood Jimmy! :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

Now you have earned a days rest.

 

[jimmybeersa]

another view

 

[Tyson Rayles]

Very nice Jimmy! :thumb:

 

[Clerk]

That looks great Jimmy

 

[Matthyro]

It's great to see your progress Jimmy. Now that the celebrations for your 50th anniversary are over you can get back to the layout.
Those mountains look just like the real thing.

 

[Arlaghan]

Sweet!

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

[Drew1125]

Really nice scenery, Jimmy!:thumb:

 

[Lighthorseman]

Well-Earned Rest, Too!

OutSTANDING work, Jimmy! :thumb:

 

[interurban]

That`s looking great Jimmy. Love the colours!!

 

[belg]

Jim I have to agree with everyone else it, looks super! Chris hit the nail on the head when he said the color was right on. Hope everything is going well with you and your family, my best Pat.

 

[Ralph]

That's a real dramatic before and after shot!!!!! Nice work!
Ralph

 

[jim currie]

Jimmy can't say anything but :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

 

[jimmybeersa]

Hey Guys....concerning the colour Here in SA our mountains are like I have made but I had reservations about the colour for North American logging scene , any comments?

 

[Russ Bellinis]

Originally posted by jimmybeersa
Hey Guys....concerning the colour Here in SA our mountains are like I have made but I had reservations about the colour for North American logging scene , any comments?

It looks "dead on" for the Rockies, or California. I'm not sure about the Pacific Northwest, but I think the trees are much thicker in Oregon and Washington. The country around the Coast Redwoods in extreme Northern California around Eureka is much wetter. The forrests are much more dense, and if my memory is correct, the dirt is more brownish grey with a lot of green ferns and moss on the ground and rocks.