Dutchess & Hudson Valley RR

[robertseckler]

Sam,
Thanks
It is CCK
Carolina Craftsman Kits
Jeff Groves company
mills something lighthouse
Sorry Jeff can't remmber name

[jlgrove]

...no problem Robert....Sam, it is Mispillion Lighthouse, now sold exclusively though Bruce at www.seaportmodelworks.com   that is a very popular lighthouse, small, compact, with lots of character....worth mentioning is the white building in the background of pic 3....Murchison's....another VERY popular waterfront structure....this is my waterfront scene in design phase.....Robert, I'll send you pics of the freight building soon, holler at me if you get to it before I get the pictures to you......

[ollevon]

Hey thanks Jeff, That;s great, I was planing on going up to visit Bruce next week anyway to pick two more lobster boats. I'll be sure to have him put one aside for me. That will be perfect on my new harbor
  Sam

[robertseckler]

Ok
It's been a while since I post pictures of progress on layout
So here goes
I will go clockwise around new area
Fort Edward

[robertseckler]

Next small yard and town next to Fort Edward

[robertseckler]

More of town

[PRR Modeler]

Great modeling. I especially like the harbor scenes.

[robertseckler]

Thanks
Here are some update harbor pictures

[robertseckler]

Last batch

[PRR Modeler]

Top Notch.

[Powersteamguy1790]

Fantastic modeling Robert.

Stay cool and run steam..........

[rpdylan]

Really nice work! That harbor scene looks busy,,,nice!  Sokol's is such a beefy structure, isnt it? I need to figure out where to place mine. All your structures look great, thanks for posting your photos!

[jerryrbeach]

Robert,
Always great to see more photos of your layout. 

[robertseckler]

Curt/Bob ( PSG)/Bob C/Jerry


Thanks for all kind words
And yes Sokols is a cool/beefy building.
Second time i built it.
First time it was to overpowering in area on my ( Brothers-town) so I gave it to my good friend George M.
When I start this new section it was really urban and a perfect fit, a must have.

[GPdemayo]

Great work Robert.....


If you have any more photos of Olson Chemical Co., I would love to see them.