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So....
I took a little break to work on project for the RPM meet in Wichita. I want to make a realistic looking photo diorma do equipment can be photograhped in a realistic setting. I have a long way to go but I have short time to get there so I will make this quick....
![[Image: Scenery+Test.jpg]](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_TSEaMgO8iA0/TLe97IS4e3I/AAAAAAAAAnc/rXQrTzS7Dsc/s1600/Scenery+Test.jpg)
This sure beats building some scenery on a permannet layout just to have to tear it out and start over. This also has helped me to visualize the way the shelf layout will work when I get to the scnery phase.
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That works for being quick! In fact ... it's Peachy!
biL
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a little more progress.....
![[Image: Track+Article+257.jpg]](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_TSEaMgO8iA0/TLuELpaNNYI/AAAAAAAAAng/SDbJHlsmeIY/s1600/Track+Article+257.jpg)
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mountaingoatgreg Wrote:a little more progress.....
The splice bar details are very nice. I've purchased some and am looking forward to when I can start experimenting with it.
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Looking good, Greg. Your modeling skills are way up there. Looking forward to seeing many more nice scenes from you! Oh... How about some tutorials along the way?
I still can't get over how well your mountain backdrop turned out.
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Hey guys!!
Thanks for the comments!!
As for tutorials I am currently writing an article on my trackwork and if it does not get picked up I will post it here.
The rest of it is pretty much standard stuff not worth taking pictures of. If I come up with something useful I will try to slow down long enough to take a pciture.
Here are a few more photos
I got rid of the elevator being as it did not look right
![[Image: Track+Article+283.jpg]](http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_TSEaMgO8iA0/TLvFJOxZLgI/AAAAAAAAAns/rfeFIuvk8L4/s1600/Track+Article+283.jpg)
Here are a couple of images of the loading dock end of the module
![[Image: Track+Article+285.jpg]](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_TSEaMgO8iA0/TLvFMAZ9jFI/AAAAAAAAAnw/-PYoAWr_Kzc/s1600/Track+Article+285.jpg)
![[Image: Track+Article+287.jpg]](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_TSEaMgO8iA0/TLvFPPrxACI/AAAAAAAAAn0/Lh2BesUqNyE/s1600/Track+Article+287.jpg)
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I like it, Greg. The weathering is nice, and I see that your artistry is showing through on the backdrop. - nice work on the buildings. I like MP 82350 too.
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Thanks Gary,
Here is some more progress
![[Image: Texaco.jpg]](http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_TSEaMgO8iA0/TMOgPkMzDZI/AAAAAAAAAoE/2Uufl8rC6BA/s1600/Texaco.jpg)
![[Image: Warehouse.jpg]](http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_TSEaMgO8iA0/TMOgCWoMaVI/AAAAAAAAAn8/mD3DI31IQrk/s1600/Warehouse.jpg)
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That is really beautiful. I like it very much!
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I like it too! The structures have a very "railroady" look to them. I like the juxtaposition of the green brick and corrugated metal buildings. The Texaco tanks are great. Nice ground cover work too!
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Ralp and Reinhard,
Thank you so much for the great comments, I added some details today but will wait for more visable progress before I post some more pictures.
