Louis Ullian's Coon Creek Lumber Co.
- Thread starter Tyson Rayles
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Great pics, Tyson, long admired his work. Thanks for getting them and posting!
A man of his caliber demands the respect of the LPBs; Probably puts the fear of acetone in 'em
A man of his caliber demands the respect of the LPBs; Probably puts the fear of acetone in 'em
Very nice indeed Tyson, thanks for posting the photo's, I have his Video as well.
BTW Jon, here's another link at Trains.com.
http://www.trains.com/content/dynamic/articles/000/000/001/051cnver.asp?
Cheers
Shamus
BTW Jon, here's another link at Trains.com.
http://www.trains.com/content/dynamic/articles/000/000/001/051cnver.asp?
Cheers
Shamus
Soooooooo, Tyson, now that you are back to your disclosed location, did you learn any techniques from Luis? Any idea how he makes the trees?
Yes, dear Shamus, I remember your fine article. It's amazing how many times your work has been published, and not redundant - a new layout every time! Now, when will the 2nd On30 layout begin?
Yes, dear Shamus, I remember your fine article. It's amazing how many times your work has been published, and not redundant - a new layout every time! Now, when will the 2nd On30 layout begin?
Jon, I think that's because the next one will be G scale. And..don't let him fool you...the progression will be G, then 1-1/2"=1', then............the big bang?
Paul,
To quote the Annie Lennox song from "Lord of the Rings"-"Don't say......we have come now to the end". We all need to hope that there will be more, and bigger, and better. Even if there won't be..............fool us.
Pete
Tyson,
Thank you for posting all of the beautiful pictures of Coon Creek. :thumb: I love the romance of 1880s logging and respect the work of the men and women who toiled in the logging camps, so that I could vicariously relive their romantic lives in my modeling efforts.
Best Wishes,
James
Thank you for posting all of the beautiful pictures of Coon Creek. :thumb: I love the romance of 1880s logging and respect the work of the men and women who toiled in the logging camps, so that I could vicariously relive their romantic lives in my modeling efforts.
Best Wishes,
James
Glad everybody is enjoying the pics. Made burning up all those rolls of digital film worthwhile!
Originally posted by Tyson Rayles
Glad everybody is enjoying the pics. Made burning up all those rolls of digital film worthwhile!
That it did! Thanks so much for the awesome layout tour Tyson. Work like that is sooo inspiring.
Val
Tyson ...many thanks for allowing us to share your enjoyment of Coon Creek.....Love those pictures... which provides stacks of inspiration