07-23-2015, 07:35 AM
Thanks guy!
I completed the carfloat apron styrene structure yesterday. I only need a few details part, painting and adding wood decking. This morning, I painted the rail. It really did improve the general look. Looks less toyish.
Today's challenge is starting to build the several concrete pad and retaining walls. I'll need to get some supplies first. I'll use the technic I experimented with on my Quebec South Shore Railway layout. Carboard is easy to cut to lenght, paint and glue. Let's keep things straight forward!
@Jack: Seriously, I was suprised how much track I used up when laying it yesterday. That small terminal track density is quite high! I've been recently reading on how they handled cars on carfloat - that alone is truly a very interesting set of procedures to reproduce.
Matt
I completed the carfloat apron styrene structure yesterday. I only need a few details part, painting and adding wood decking. This morning, I painted the rail. It really did improve the general look. Looks less toyish.
Today's challenge is starting to build the several concrete pad and retaining walls. I'll need to get some supplies first. I'll use the technic I experimented with on my Quebec South Shore Railway layout. Carboard is easy to cut to lenght, paint and glue. Let's keep things straight forward!
@Jack: Seriously, I was suprised how much track I used up when laying it yesterday. That small terminal track density is quite high! I've been recently reading on how they handled cars on carfloat - that alone is truly a very interesting set of procedures to reproduce.
Matt
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