"Columbia Pacific Mining Co."

[BBLmber]

Randy, great progress looking forward to the rail laying and bridgework. Hope you had a merry Christmas.

Mark

[Randy_May]

Well over the xmas weekend Iv'e been working on my 1st trestle bridge, this area will be a tidal slough crossing area,





Thanks for stopping by a taking a look,

Randy

[Jerry_M]

Looking good Randy, nice stuff and looks like your off and running again. Jerry

[Rick]

Looking good Randy.

[Ray Dunakin]

Coming along nicely. Looks like it'll be a great layout!

[Randy_May]

Hey Jerry,

This 1/2" scale work is alot of fun,

tho the length of run is shorter in G scale,

it is even,if not more so,just as fun!!!

Thanks Rick,,,,

Thanks Ray!

Randy

[Randy_May]

Well guys I think I got the 1st trestle fininshed,





now with a little stain,





now onto building the 2nd trestle bridge.

Randy

[Martin_Welberg]

Good progress Randy, no time to waste so to see. Looks good!!

[Randy_May]

Thanks Martin,

Heres a couple of pics of some of my "Sunflower" stalk trees from my On30 layout,

here with a couple of 1:20 scale figures,





Thanks,

Randy

[Rick]

Those are some tall good looking trees. :up:

I'm just wondering if the branches, particularly those on the bottom, shouldn't be longer?

[Tommatthews]

Randy,

Very nice start into the world of large scale. Great to see you can use your big trees.

Where's a picture of a locomotive?

[Randy_May]

Hey Rick;

those trees are trees from the On30 layout,

when I make some more I can do as you say and make some wider branching ones,

Hey Tom;

Ya I'm forever going to be a modeler of green forests,

over the years from "N" scale to now, its always my favorite scenery to create!

Thanks for stopping by guys,

Randy

[Randy_May]

plugging along on my 2nd trestle bridge,

this crossing will be over a canjon with a small creek, this is a trestle style I used on my On30 layout I'd seen on the famous "Red Stag" layout,









Thanks again,

Good day!,

Randy

[BBLmber]

Hey Randy, really like the trestles especially the second one.

Mark

[Frederic_Testard]

Nice progress, Randy, and a pleasant engineering work.