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cnw1961 Wrote:Lynn, good to see new pic of your layout. The wharf and the structures around your little harbor are simply awesome. I especially like the coloring of the deck of your wharf, did you do it with india ink? How do you want to fill your harbor with "water"?
Hi Kurt , yep I used alch\ind some boards darker than others. I plan on filling the wharf with rocks sand and oh ya water LOL . I just got envirotex in the mail.
Thanks alot from everyone else , the compliments are always a good payday for all the work , ah did I say work , well the hobby you know.
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That is looking really good Lynn.
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WOW, looking forward to seeing this scene finished
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I love it Lynn. I noticed you were frustrated by trying to get the colors to show up when shooting with natural light vs getting color with flash be being frustrated with flash back on the first page of this thread. Have you considered getting a couple of inexpensive flood lights at your local home improvement store. Then you set them up to light the scene as you wish. You could even experiment with different temp range light bulbs or perhaps filters to change effects, moods, or simulate night time.
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Thanks guys , I hope to get the bridges in place tomorrow after work and try an engine on the tracks. Russ trust me I'm no photographer.
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Lynn...That's a great looking layout..!! I also think the R'house and T'table are really good, as is the wharf..!!
How long have you been at this..?? Seems to be a relatively short time....
BTW...Where does one get "India" ink...?? It seems to be perfect for staining wood. I'll be needing it when I start work on my scratchbuilt roundhouse....
Keep up the
GREAT work and those posts coming..!!
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Steamtrains Wrote:BTW...Where does one get "India" ink...?? It seems to be perfect for staining wood. I'll be needing it when I start work on my scratchbuilt roundhouse....
Gus you can find it at Michaels and other craft stores should carry it too. Its found with the inks for stamps and such....
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Thanks Josh....I'll look for it next time I take a run by Michaels...
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Gus I've been working on this particular layout going on 3 yrs, always something new to learn.
Make sure you cut the india ink 1tsp to small bottle alchohol . You can do the same with black shoe dye and brown show dye cut the same way.
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Great pictures...and a trememdous amount of work must have gone into the layout and structures. Really inspiring job!
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Herc Driver Wrote:Great pictures...and a trememdous amount of work must have gone into the layout and structures. Really inspiring job!
thankyou , yes many great hours have gone into the layout its been a real learning curve and the more I learn the more I also learn what the next layout will have.
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dang Lynn, you do some fine modeling, i love the bridges!! Keep up the great work
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