10-31-2014, 11:47 AM
Moving to another area where I want to make progress, I have a corner of my layout that's more or less Appalachian in theme. I wanted to do more with this when I was really inspired by a father-son 4 x 6 layout (the McCoy Fork) published in the Feb 2014 RMC. One photo of the layout on the web is at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://appalachianrailroadmodeling.com/models/csx-models/csxmillergp/">http://appalachianrailroadmodeling.com/ ... xmillergp/</a><!-- m --> There is also a Youtube video of the layout at <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMcYcMPJZJ0">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMcYcMPJZJ0</a><!-- m --> It was taken by a young boy (the son part of the team), but with that understanding, there are some OK shots starting at 2:45. But the best shots, taken by Dad Eric, an accomplished rail photographer, are in the RMC article if you can dig it up.
Here is the area I want to improve/bring closer to completion on my layout:
Right now I want to focus on this particular part of it:
The particular issue is a Bar Mills shack from their three-pack of shacks, that I recently discovered in my stock of projects:
Here is the area I want to improve/bring closer to completion on my layout:
Right now I want to focus on this particular part of it:
The particular issue is a Bar Mills shack from their three-pack of shacks, that I recently discovered in my stock of projects: