Jacobs' Landing Light Railway in On18

Started by Larry C, March 18, 2025, 03:13:45 PM

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Philip


Larry C

Jerry thanks; I knew I had to do something to make it work.

Rich thank you; at least I know I'm in good company.

Philip bless you!!! Thanks; I may have over exaggerated a bit but was close.
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friscomike

Howdy Larry,

That little flat looks terrific.  The weight fix was spot on.  Nice job with the 4X4s.

Have fun,
mike
My current builds are a Post Office. and miscellaneous rolling stock

Philip


Light rolling stock will sure make a string derail. I didn't see that weight either. Your on it!

Rick

Larry, nice job incorporating the weight into the car.
Boards on top have good colors.

Larry C

Mike, Philip, and Rick thank you all so much.
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Jacobs' Landing: A Micro On18 Layout
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elwoodblues

Larry, great solution to the weight problem.
Ron Newby
General Manager
Clearwater Valley Railroad Co.
www.cvry.ca

Larry C

Ron thanks. I do come up with a winner every once in awhile.Lol.
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Jacobs' Landing: A Micro On18 Layout
Current Projects: Hank's Machine Shop
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Larry C

Moving right along:

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Ordered a couple of small junk piles from Rusty Rail; while they're not SW they'll do fine for background details. This one is a couple of 55 gal drums laying on their sides with a sledge hammer laying on top. They were colored with chalks and clear alcohol.

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This one is two drums stacked one on top of the other with a posts holding them in place. Also some cans of various styles surrounding the drums.

Next I'll probably start doing the scenery work around both buildings going from the track to the backdrop. After that I need to figure out my last, maybe final, building in the right back corner. As always thanks for stopping by and for your great comments/suggestions.



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Jacobs' Landing: A Micro On18 Layout
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Rick

Larry, details always add interest to a scene and these do the trick.
I see you also toned down the gravel on the road and that looks better now.

Larry C

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Jerry

Larry nice details.  Sure makes a scene come alive.

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

Larry C

Jerry thank you and like they say "it's all in the details"; whoever they are.
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Jacobs' Landing: A Micro On18 Layout
Current Projects: Hank's Machine Shop
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nycjeff

Hello Larry, things are really coming together. As far as to who "they" are- we are they and they are we. Make sense now ?
Jeff Firestone
Morristown, Arizona
modeling the New York Central in rural Ohio in the late 1940's

Pennman

Larry,

Looking back at the rear of the buildings where you built the tall structure to hide the end of the printed panels, there's no need to build a tall building to hide the seam. With the additions of those fine structures you made, there's no need to hide the seams. My eyes fall on the fine looking buildings and details instead. Good work throughout.

Rich

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