Milwaukee Road in Wisconsin, 1950's
Nice work on the clouds, they look very real! Thumbsup Applause
Mike

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Thanks!!

Wooden grade crossings are in. Made from 6 by 8 basswood strips.

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Andy Kramer - modeling the Milwaukee Road in Wisconsin
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Looking good!! I bet the motorists will appreciate them!
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"Mountain Goat" Greg


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The upper track has ballast up to the road, also finished two sides of cemetery hill.

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Finished the cemetery and Sears house scenes.

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Lookin' good Andy Thumbsup Thumbsup
Johnathan (Catt) Edwards
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Hi,
very nice developing scene as usual...

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Thanks guy's



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It's fun how you complete scenery a small scene at once bofore moving forward. Makes it interesting to follow!

Matt
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Just finished this scene, got to get the planting done!!

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Thank goodness for a rainy day, finally got back on this. I ran all the bus wires for this section,soldered in the drops and put the backdrop board on. Now for some clouds and the background hills.

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Looking good Andy

What is the spur track going to serve on the new addition?
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"Mountain Goat" Greg


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Greg,
The far back line will be for the lumber yard and the local farmers co-op. The next one up will be for the co-op also bringing in grain for the feed mill and LP gas. the long angled one will serve a rock and aggrete supplier. The very front short spur will have a small ice house on it.



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And the clouds roll in.

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The backdrop with the clouds looks good.
Reinhard
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