PRR Bellevue Sub Build

[PRR Modeler]

Afternoon All,

Here is the final pictures from the diner. Originally called Eleanor's, I changed it to Eleanor's Keystone Diner and modified the billboard sign to reflect this.

[Zephyrus52246]

Cool diner.  The Venetian blinds are classic. 

Jeff

[Mark Dalrymple]

Very neat, Curt.

Looking forward to seeing it on your layout with the sign and outhouse added.

Cheers, Mark.

[GPdemayo]

Good work Curt.....probably find great comfort food at the diner. 

[PRR Modeler]

Thank you Jeff, Mark, and Greg for your kind words.

Jeff, I screwed up the venitions. I used a black marker on the back sides and it bled through. It looks like dirt or mold to me now.

[ACL1504]

Curt,

Very well done. I like the little diner.

Tom

[jerryrbeach]

Nice job, Curt.  I like the color choices, too.  Are you sure that isn't the diner just down the street from the F&SM where I ate breakfast about fifteen years ago?  Looks familiar...

[Lynnb]

Well done with some nice weathering.

[PRR Modeler]

Thank you, Tom, Jerry, and Lynn, for your kind words.

Today I planted the diner and tavern on the layout.

[Jerry]

Afternoon Curt

Very nice addition to the layout.  Great looking place to eat for sure!! 

Jerry

[GPdemayo]

Great scene Curt.....well done. 

[Zephyrus52246]

They look great on the layout. 

Jeff

[PRR Modeler]

Afternoon All,

Thank you Jerry, Greg, and Jeff for following along and your kind words.

For about 4 days I've been working on the FOS Wileys Waterproofing. I'm done with the wood portion of the kit. The open back will attach to a hydrocal wall. I put 4 horizontal braces for stability. The hole in the foundation is for lighting access. I have shingled the 2 roofs but they won't be added to the end.

[PRR Modeler]

Afternoon All,

I finished the 44 Tonner scene on the layout.

[Mark Dalrymple]

You are making some good progress there, Curt.

I think it would be worth 'bedding down' the diner into the ground to hide the look of the foundation floating.  Probably adding some more of the road material would be all it would take.

Cheers, Mark.