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    Latest scratchbuild

    Excellent work and detailing, Paul.:thumb: How long did it take you to fabricate the boiler and gearing?
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    NTrak module 98% complete - phew!

    Bill, your module is genuinely beautiful! :thumb: :thumb: I love all the detailing and mini-scenes. Great work! :thumb:
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    Playing on the computer

    I like it, Paul. That's a neat way to frame the photo!:thumb:
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    Transforming a shay

    Yep, it's the Templar Touch, all right! :thumb: Very nice, Paul!:cool:
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    Details, details, details...

    One more for the detail junkies Rusty parts from bygone days and bins and shelves full of junk have quietly accumulated in the OVT&L's machine shop.
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    Details, details, details...

    Thanks, Anne. :) Long time, no hear from. BTW: the guys all finished their Foss' Landing projects. I don't think you saw any of the finished modules/dioramas on your last visit. You should check them out. There are some interesting variations.
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    Details, details, details...

    Thanks for the many fine compliments and comments, everyone. Given my eyesight, Jon, that would be :eek: :DHO SCALE :eek:
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    The old water tank

    Again, thanks for the nice words, everyone.:)
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    The old water tank

    Pat, I can't help you with this one. I have never bought or tried the Bragdon weathering stuff and really don't know much about it. I use Rembrandt chalks - mostly the earth tones - and an #2 red sable round brush for most of my weathering.
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    Custom Boxcars on the RLK&T

    Tom, you're doing absolutely beautifuly work. :thumb: Thanks for listing the materials/colors you used.
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    The old water tank

    Thanks, Charlie. It's all in the chalks... :D :D
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    The old water tank

    The old water tank is still serviceable enough to supply water to the machine shop's boiler.
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    Details, details, details...

    Once again, thanks for all the compliments, folks.
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    Details, details, details...

    Thanks for the nice words, everyone. Dick, I work in HO scale. With a magnifier. :eek:
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    Details, details, details...

    This oil tank isn't exactly out of the way, but it's got a lot of junk around and under it.
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    Details, details, details...

    Here is another of those "out of the way" scenes...
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    Details, details, details...

    I'm a detail junkie. I frequently put details where virtually no one will ever see them. But just in case somebody with a really long neck happens to peer over a building or around a corner... :D Here is an "around-the-corner" scene (ala George Sellios :cool: )
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    DPM Learning Kit

    And another set of windows with inkjet signs...
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    DPM Learning Kit

    As a followup to Drew's suggestion, spray both sides of the acetate glazing with Dullcote. After it's dried, lightly dust the back side of each piece with light brown or gray chalk powder. That will make the glass look even dustier and dirtier. Also, an alternative to window...
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    January 04 Photo Contest - Archive

    The boiler, shed, and details are part of a larger structure.
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