Buffalo Canyon Mining Company in On30

Started by friscomike, January 30, 2025, 09:41:22 PM

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friscomike

Howdy folks,

Jerry and Philip, thanks for your comments.

Davie, I, too, miss Louis.  I wish he would join us here.

Curt, since the sheriffs of the era didn't wear uniforms, just plain everyday clothing, I think you are spot on. I found this guy on Cult3D, and he might just work perfectly.


Rick, thanks for stopping by.

Curt, thanks for the recommendation.

Larry, I purchased the EPS board at Home Depot.

Thanks, everyone, for following the build.

Have fun,
mike

friscomike

Howdy folks,

I finished the retaining walls for Main Street.  The walls are in three sections.



On the layout, paving Main Street will be next.  I have't decided if it will be a dirt road or paved.

Have fun,
mike

friscomike

Howdy folks,

The primer coat and base coat are finished on the Sheriff's office.  Next will be individual stone coloring and pigment shading.



Have fun,
mike

PRR Modeler

#888
Looks great Mike. The brick reminds me of adobe.
Curt Webb
The Late Great Pennsylvania Railroad
Freelanced PRR Bellevue Subdivision

Larry C

Mike I can't believe how well you can see each individual brick; great job!!
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ACL1504

Mike, Howdy,

The sheriff's Office is looking very good, well done.

Louis, "The Plastic Addict", anyone in contact with him? I enjoyed his projects.

Tom
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friscomike

Howdy folks,

Curt, Larry, and Tom, thank you for following along and supporting my habit.  

Tom, I miss Louis, too, and wish he were here.

I didn't have much time at the bench, but I did manage to put another layer of weathering on the sheriff's office.  I plan two more layers of dry-brushed colors, then pigment to blend with the rest of the structures.



Have fun,
mike

Jerry

That really looks great Mike.  I like the way your doing the weathering.

Jerry
"And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. Lincoln

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Curt Webb
The Late Great Pennsylvania Railroad
Freelanced PRR Bellevue Subdivision


Rick

#895
Mike, very nice.
I like the dark mortar.

Larry C

Mike the office is looking great so far; have at it.
Owner & CEO of
Jacobs' Landing: A Micro On18 Layout
Current Projects: Hank's Machine Shop
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friscomike

Howdy folks,

Jerry, I appreciate the compliment.

Curt, thank you for the compliment.

Philip, thank you.

Rick, glad you like the mortar.  I tried several colors and liked the dark mortar the best.

Larry, thanks for the compliment.

Have fun,
mike

friscomike

Howdy folks,

The Sheriff's office is nearing completion.  All that remains is installing front porch posts, installing the window bars, adding the floor, adding a Sheriff's Office sign, and adding the corrugated porch roof.  Then I'll need to get a sheriff figure sitting back on a chair...

Here is a view showing the porch roof frame.


Front view.


Spanish tile roof view.


Have fun,
mike

deemery

How did you do the tile roof?  That looks great, we don't see that very often.

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

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