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Country: USA | Posts: 13437 Michael Hohn Fireman Posted - 10/27/2020 :  1:32:35 PM       Beautiful! Country: USA | Posts: 7221 CNE1899 Engine Wiper Supporting Member Posted - 10/27/2020 :  2:08:03 PM     Very nice indeed! I too like the window backdrop and water reflections. Looks like low tide with all those barnacles on the pilings. Country: | Posts: 190 Grubes Crew Chief Posted - 11/09/2020 :  10:21:15 PM     Not a lot new. Continue to work on finishing some basic scenery and ensuring track has no frustrating spots. Ballasting is next. Due to our feline's love of Scenic Express trees, I can no longer have them. Very frustrating to be at the mercy of a cat. Will continue to work on scenery for a while covering white/worn spots and adding texture. Some recent pics. Country: USA | Posts: 630 TRAINS1941 Engineer Premium Member Posted - 11/09/2020 :  11:35:22 PM     What a scene! Perfect! Jerry "And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. Lincoln Country: USA | Posts: 13208 Tyson Rayles Moderator Premium Member Posted - 11/10/2020 :  07:35:01 AM     Nice shots! Country: USA | Posts: 13437 Frank Palmer Fireman Posted - 11/10/2020 :  09:35:01 AM       Somehow I got lost but I’m found again. Great progress with the marsh grass. It looks just like what I see driving around the coastal SE. Your groves of trees are more spectacular than I remember. I guess there are Super Trees in there but are you using something else for the tall ones? Frank Country: USA | Posts: 6130 CNE1899 Engine Wiper Supporting Member Posted - 11/11/2020 :  12:57:40 PM     Dave, Nice shots. I love my cats, and I hope they don't love my layouts when I build one. Scott Country: | Posts: 190 Grubes Crew Chief Posted - 11/22/2020 :  9:19:06 PM     As always, thanks for looking and commenting. Frank, the pines are wood bbq skewers with wire wrap and then a dip in plaster/sawdust. I'm experimenting with the pine needles and have recently tried using fiber, with Sulfur tufts. I spray paint them with grey and brown colors. Hope to have more pics of the modified trees soon. Yesterday I placed an order with Scenery Express for a bunch of stuff. I'll be working on the grasslands some more leaving some of the area very uniform but with the new order of materials, trying to get some more texture in other areas for variation. I will still keep a relatively monochromatic palette. In the interim, worked a bit on the swing bridge and on plastering in some bare areas. Country: USA | Posts: 630 Tyson Rayles Moderator Premium Member Posted - 11/23/2020 :  08:57:30 AM     That last shot is great but you do need people and vehicles so it doesn't look like a ghost town. Country: USA | Posts: 13437 Michael M Section Hand Posted - 11/23/2020 :  09:43:54 AM     Try using "Keep Off" cat repellent to deter your feline from attacking to trees. Michael M Nye, Inyo & Esmeralda Railroad Country: USA | Posts: 51 Grubes Crew Chief Posted - 11/27/2020 :  10:14:26 PM     It's always fun to get a package in the mail. My Scenery Express package arrived. Mostly static grass and foliage. Took out the Noch GrassMaster and started filling in blank areas. Also repaired the trees that had suffered during the add on of the new section. Now touching up areas that were just roughed in. For my birthday, placed an order from Mico-Mark. Nothing terribly exciting; a bunch of tools to replace those I've abused over the years and also some paint and a small compressor for my airbrush. A major project upcoming is the auto bridge that will be in front of the trestle spanning the marsh. I have the plastic kit already and will be able to build it the right way when the tools arrive. Some pictures of the trees, marsh and an area on the old section that I've touched up. I Country: USA | Posts: 630 Tyson Rayles Moderator Premium Member Posted - 11/28/2020 :  09:23:31 AM     Country: USA | Posts: 13437 Rick Administrator Premium Member Posted - 11/28/2020 :  10:14:42 AM     Some excellent modeling to be seen here. Thanks for sharing. 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