Buffalo Canyon Mining Company in On30

[PRR Modeler]

Mike who makes the figures?

[friscomike]

Howdy folks,

Thank you so much, Dave, Rick, Jerry, Larry, and Curt. I appreciate you following my builds.

Curt, the figures are from assorted sources, but the majority came from Cumberland Shops' platform characters.

Have fun,
mike

[Philip]

Great!  Figures are fantastic Mike! Glad your on the mend comrade!

[ACL1504]

Mike, Howdy,

The figures look fantastic and the scene at the station is wonderful.

They make the scene come alive with activity.

Tom

[friscomike]

Howdy folks,

Philip and Tom, thank you for your encouragement and comments. 

While paint and decals dry, I've been working on the layout.  While I've focused on the depot area, I've been tweaking the structure locations.  

The depot area.  I moved Belvina's Cafe to a location next to the depot area (on the far left).  I figured folks needed a place to eat that was nearby. The support runners from its previous life were removed and will be replaced by brick columns.



Do you think Belvina's is too large for the scene?

Have fun,
mike

[PRR Modeler]

Larry if the café is the far left structure I think it is overage for a eating establishment. Can you resize it?

[friscomike]

Larry if the café is the far left structure I think it is overage for a eating establishment. Can you resize it?

Howdy Curt,

The back story was that it was brought over from Belvina's logging business in Eastern Oklahoma.  It was a kitchen there, so I repurposed it for Quitaque.  It does look big and doesn't match the normal western Texas structure.  I was just trying to use what I had.  I may build a smaller one and repurpose Belvina's to the mountainous part of the layout.

Thanks for the comment, I appreciate it.  

Have fun, mike

[Rick]

Mike, it's a good looking structure, but for that scene it is too big.
Using it elsewhere is a good idea.