John H. Murray & Son Coal Dealership

Started by bob the builder, August 18, 2017, 09:10:19 AM

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S&S RR

What a great build! That's a lot of rafters.  Fantastic modeling.
John Siekirk
Superior & Seattle Railroad

ACL1504

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Tom Langford
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MAP

You're really doing a great job on this build.  Thanks for all of the progress photos.
Mark

tct855

BTB,
      Man; what an interesting build pictorial.  Really cool to see large builds like this.  You are doin' a fine job Master Builder Bob.  Thanx Thom...

Jan Kirkwood

Bob what a wonderful build....and time consuming thanks for the pictures.

Jan

bob the builder

tct855 I like it hope you don't mind me using it.

donatode


bob the builder

More pics of the prototype

bob the builder

I can't post the one I wanted to to big 2.38 MB  so here is a Wheeler & Murray one.

bob the builder

Roofing is on and I smoked the rafters! I tried to make the shingles look like slate. I used my kids water color kit to color the shingles and washed them with zombie washes (from local card - game shop) names like zombie rot gray, zombie poop brown, gangrene green and some goofy named blue. Do they look like slate or zombie smear ???????????

bob the builder

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tct855

bob the builder,

         What a cool & fun build this turned out to be.  This is one ridiculously awesome and expertly built structure.  Can't wait to see it in it's final home.  Ha, love the name and logo. ;D ;D ;D  Thanx Thom...

jerryrbeach

Rick,
Great job!  IMO you really nailed the look of the slate shingles.  I have seen the Laser 3 display model and understand how massive this structure really is and how much work goes into this build.
Jerry

deemery

Try 'stippling' various colors of chalks/pigments over top of the shingles.  That adds a bit of extra texture.  Looks great, I wish I could fit that monster on my layout.


dave
Modeling the Northeast in the 1890s - because the little voices told me to

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Curt Webb
The Late Great Pennsylvania Railroad
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