Backwoods NE in Florida

[ReadingBob]

Hearing Reading Bob gripe about Jordan vehicles has got me pretty shook up...I've got a bunch of them in my future as I strive to getting a little more era appropriate. 

         

[GPdemayo]

The hotel makes for a great scene John.....and the awning gives it a bit panache! 

[ACL1504]

John,

Jordan vehicles are easy, but they are time consuming. I started these when I was 48, I'm now 68!





Tom

[Erieman]

John,

The layout is looking great. Nice photos from Tom. You guys are having too much fun. Keep up the good work and more pics please.

Frank / Erieman

[ACL1504]

Frank/Erieman wanted more pictures so here are the rest of the ones I took at John's home.

[ACL1504]

[ACL1504]

SBG Greg DeMayo in the next photo.

[ACL1504]

[ACL1504]

[ACL1504]

Tom

[Janbouli]

John,

Jordan vehicles are easy, but they are time consuming. I started these when I was 48, I'm now 68!





Tom

And how old will you be when they are finished 

[ACL1504]

John,

Jordan vehicles are easy, but they are time consuming. I started these when I was 48, I'm now 68!





Tom

And how old will you be when they are finished 

Jan,

They are finished, and I'm still 68!

Tom

[Erieman]

Tom,

Thanks for posting the beautiful pictures of John's layout. Awesome. I'm assuming that the missing ballast is because the change of scale. Once the ballast is in, he is ready for a magazine cover. Looking great john, keep up the beautiful work.

Frank / Erieman

[cuse]

I've done a bit of scenic "fill-in" along the coast line including paving the parking lot by the little station. The gears of progress ground to a halt when my static grass machine crapped out. Eventually, things will be a lot less groomed along the coastline with static grass, scenic tufts, etc followed by some updated paint and mod podge waves. I plan to add more white detail after studying Troels Kirk's water coloring.


I'll have to find a few more things to do while awaiting word back from Noch on my favorite tool.


John

[ACL1504]

I've done a bit of scenic "fill-in" along the coast line including paving the parking lot by the little station. The gears of progress ground to a halt when my static grass machine crapped out. Eventually, things will be a lot less groomed along the coastline with static grass, scenic tufts, etc followed by some updated paint and mod podge waves. I plan to add more white detail after studying Troels Kirk's water coloring.


I'll have to find a few more things to do while awaiting word back from Noch on my favorite tool.


John

John,

You can borrow my Grass Master until you get the other one finished. Bob and I are part owners in the GM so you are welcome to use it! I'll be here Monday afternoon and the rest of the week.

Tom