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well tonight i bought the wood to start building my bench work for my On2 layout. i am going to be building it modular 30" x 48" sections. i still live with my parents so when i move it will make it easyer to take out. Pic to come tommarow:D

i know alot about the maine 2 footers. mostley because i have worked on them. yes i know you guys will be looking for more pics i am just so busy at my store that i dont have time for modeling any more. after xmas i should be able to get it all painted. my rail and spikes should be in today...

your right i dont know what i was thinking when i wrote that most of the 2 foot gauge i am modeling is between 6-7 feet wide. i guess that the problem when you model narrow and standard gauge

2 foot gauge cars are not that small. there about 10 feet wide. and at leas 9-10 feet in hight

i just scored this car on ebay. i have been looking for this car for months. i have it and should have it cleaned primed and painted this week :D :D :D :D

hey all just thought i would drop in and update you all on the water tower. i got kicked out of my normal modeling space because the xmass decorations are going up :cry: so for right now the model it in a box sitting on my bed. hope fully tonight i will have my new workbench built and i will be...

yes i do have a layout well its in progress. click the link in my sig and you will see it. i am aslo in the design stages of a On2 layout

once i am finished with the tower i will be making a mold of it and offering kits. along with 5 or 6 other buildings i have in the progress

your right it is not standard gauge. it is 2 foot narrow gauge. this model it based on the old maine two footers.

yes i just sutuck the tank in there so you could see a photo of the model in progress. the base is 9'6" tall and the tank is another 16' above that. i will have to scan in the drawings i am working off of. they are in the septembe 1968 model railroad crasftman more to come tommarow

here is a model that i have been wanting to build for 4 or so years. well today i finaly started. it is being built in O scale for my On2 layout modled after edaville in the mid 60's. here is a pic of the water tower in real life well it is now torn down. here is the tank. it is...

im in for it

how do i strip a proto 2000 shell

the trees i am good with now. but i cant figure out how to make the ground look dead. what ever i try it comes out green and makes it look like late summer and not fall

i am getting ready to start building my layout. and i want to model new england in the fall. how can i get it to look like fall im talking about the dead grass leaves on the ground, the cold bitter look

i am trying to make my layout a winter theam but not sure how to make the snow any tips and or pictures would be great

the mountin is built using the woodland scenics system its balls of newspaper. the boxes you see in the back are over stock, the pics are in the back room of my store. i am the owner of a hobby store

thanks guys what you said means alot after seeing the stuff you guys do i never dreamed of being able to do it and make it look real boy was i wrong it is so easy well what i have done sofar now i have to add trees and bushes

im building it in sections at my store the bringing it home to put it in my room. that section that only took about 6 hours to do

well this is my frist attempt at scenery i used the woodland scenics method along with dave Frary's method and this is what i came up with so far still hhave to finish off the tunnel protal and the water fall and river/lake then build the tresel bridge and lay the rest of the track then on to...