Milwaukee Road in Wisconsin, 1950's

[ak-milw]

Thanks Steve, at the present time I am trying to get the new track down before I get back to the scenes.

[mountaingoatgreg]

Andy

Your explanation makes a lot of sense thank you for taking the time to explain your process and provide a layout concept. I am also glad to hear that I have 10 more years of layout progress to watch. I was worried it was coming to an end.

I am with Steve I am going to need to refill the popcorn

[ak-milw]

Well thank you for watching Greg.

[ak-milw]

Tracks all laid.

[ak-milw]

Doing a little road work in Mauston,

[ak-milw]

the road all painted and weathered.

[Twist]

Hi Andy,
nice to see some progress on your next scene......It´s hard to wait for more updates......

Cheers,Chris

[ak-milw]

Sorry for the wait Chris, I did get the Masonite for the rest of the backdrop cut last weekend. I have to paint it and glue it to the wall. Then I will be able to make more progress.

[Twist]

Hi Andy,

Your fantastic work is always worth to wait for.....

Thanks for sharing your work.

Regards,Chris

[ak-milw]

Last piece of backdrop on this wall is up. Still have to paint in the back hills.

[faraway]

The clouds on the backdrop are very well done.

[sailormatlac]

I read again this thread, you've got an Interesting way to build a layout by phase.

Matt

[ak-milw]

Thanks Reinhart, I cut stencils out of cardboard and use flat white spray paint.

Matt, it's just the way I have always done it.

[sailormatlac]

Thanks Reinhart, I cut stencils out of cardboard and use flat white spray paint.

Matt, it's just the way I have always done it.

Neat idea for the cloud. They look truly tridimensional!

Matt

[ak-milw]

Backdrop is finished, now to get back to making the little scenes.