Progress Pictures on the ACT RR

Ralph

Remember...it's for fun!
Fifer,
You've gotta lose that "I do damn crappy work.." line. It just ain't so! :D
Ralph
 

fifer

Active Member
Thanks Ralph , I like this part of the building., when you can roam around the layout and detail scenes.
Mike
 

Drew1125

Active Member
You're making fantastic progress Mike!
The scenery looks great, & I love all the little "extras" you've included!
Really impressive job on the water, & bridges!
:cool: :thumb: :thumb: :cool:
 

Matthyro

Will always be re-membered
It's great to see your progress Mike. Your scenery is very interesting and you have a unique approach to doing it.
 

fifer

Active Member
Thanks Guys , I forgot to mention that the church is about Z Scale and was scratch built from brown craft foam and the Vega Beams and the crosses are .025 evergreen styrene.
Mike
 

Papa Bear

Member
Ore Car

Mike, I noticed that your ore hopper was carrying unobtainium. I had always wondered what that looked like, since we can't get any of it around here! I understand that there are many useful products that are made from unobtainium. :D

Super job on the layout! Especially the church and the cliff dwellings.:thumb:
 

fifer

Active Member
Thanks Papa Bear

Yes , Unobtainium is a very rare mineral ! I stumbled on it one day after many attempts to make a fortune in other things .
I was just never sucsessful before . You may not know this but I was the inventor of Nineis Shoes and frozen Radio Dinners , in fact it is said that a great great amourous grandfather was said to have been an expert at three play.:eek:ops:
LOL

Thanks Papa , Mike
;) :)
 

fifer

Active Member
Here are some pictures of the new upper level and the new road base, and a shot from the Main Street overpass.


zroad1.jpg


zroad3.jpg


zupper.jpg


zyard1.jpg


Mike

:) :) :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :wave: :wave:
 

fifer

Active Member
Thanks Tom and Ty. Tyson , I'm glad you have decided to stick around!
I'll post some of the mountain stream and snow soon.

Mike

:) :) :) :) :wave: :wave:
 

fifer

Active Member
Thanks Guys !!!
Mike , the hills are mostly aluminum screen wire stapled to the homasote and formed into a general shape , then rock castings , and hillsides are wet wadded up news paper covered with wet paper towels and then the plaster goes on.
Other hills are stacked and cut foam.
I'll try to take a picture inside the helix so you can see , when I post the painted road and helix mountain.
Mike


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