Weekend Pics
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Joepomp said:I am starting to make progress. The parking lot to the Round house is 90% complete.
Jeez, If you are just starting to make progress, I'd like to see it when you get finished. Nice job! Looks like the real thing.
It looks real nice, like mentioned above the cracks and the weeds put the finishing touch.
What kind of material did you use to make the parking lot?
Cliff
What kind of material did you use to make the parking lot?
Cliff
Great parking lot detail Joepomp. :thumb: You'ld better put some blocks on the lot though or some idgit will drive off of the edge.
I need a Plan!
I am starting to fill the room with bench work, but I had to put in some scenary to feel line I got something finished. I have no real track plan yet! Help I can't stop!
I am starting to fill the room with bench work, but I had to put in some scenary to feel line I got something finished. I have no real track plan yet! Help I can't stop!
Hey, just keep doin' what you're doin', it ain't all that bad, just do a chunk at a time and be sure all the track meet other track somewhere and you have a layout. If it looks anything like these two pics, you will have a fantastic layout....
Seriously, that looks great. I love the rock face in the second picture, and I also too admire your parking lot.
As EZ said, don't worry, a chunk at a time and it will look even better. Looks like it's certainly coming along!
As EZ said, don't worry, a chunk at a time and it will look even better. Looks like it's certainly coming along!
didn't get much done on my layout, but I kept busy woth other MRR activites.
I took a trip down to the Trolley museum in Warehouse Point, CT. I rememeber seeing this "streetcar" (never trolley to the inhabitants of N.O. LA) down at the old mint in the French Quarter in New Orleans, LA. Then one year it disappeared and I never new what happened to it. I didn't know if it was being restored or just moved to another part of the city.
Later on I thought that maybe the museum in Wharehouse Point had bought it and sure enough, there it was/is. It did run on the old Desire Line and did actually carry the film crews for the movie "A streetcar Named Desire", but I doubt it or any others were actually named "Desire".
When the conductor/curator was telling us this, you should have heard the ohhhhs of enlightenment from the ladies in the car.
They did a real nice job on restoring it.
I do have a bunch of other pics, but I'm going to place them in another thread
I took a trip down to the Trolley museum in Warehouse Point, CT. I rememeber seeing this "streetcar" (never trolley to the inhabitants of N.O. LA) down at the old mint in the French Quarter in New Orleans, LA. Then one year it disappeared and I never new what happened to it. I didn't know if it was being restored or just moved to another part of the city.
Later on I thought that maybe the museum in Wharehouse Point had bought it and sure enough, there it was/is. It did run on the old Desire Line and did actually carry the film crews for the movie "A streetcar Named Desire", but I doubt it or any others were actually named "Desire".
When the conductor/curator was telling us this, you should have heard the ohhhhs of enlightenment from the ladies in the car.
They did a real nice job on restoring it.
I do have a bunch of other pics, but I'm going to place them in another thread
