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  • #31
    Some more today from MRSR Yard















    More goodies later...

    Note the hammond Lumber company #17 was the prototype for my tanker of same type.

    Les

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    • #32
      Last for today I think...same location...


























      Remember if you are looking for prototype stuff let me know and I can post it here, or move that area up to the next posting.

      Les

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      • #33
        Last of the MRSR visit...there is likely more..













        The shop at MRSR...



















        If any of the MRSR are reading this I want to thank you again for allowing me onto the yard, showing me around and answering my questions.

        Les

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        • #34
          Thanks for the machine tool photos!

          dave
          Modeling 1890s (because the voices in my head told me to)

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          • #35
            Tillamook RR for you all...small collection I only rode it once, fun run though.





























            This was a great locomotive to ride behind, very smooth, no pounding of iron sensations. Not sure if its still active after the storms of last year or the year before. By all means if you get there and its running its worth the trip, in expensive and great views as you will see.

            BTW...this is a early digital camera only 3MP, these files were put onto floppys.

            Les

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            • #36
              Good Morning, This will likely finish up the Tillamook RR ride. If you are that way and its running do ride it. Also visit the Vintage Air museum located near by in one of the old Blimp hangers.





















              Thats it for Tillamook RR...I hope its back in operation.

              Les

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              • #37
                I was walking around Camden today snapping pics and ran across the building. IT BEGS to be modeled. I'm thinking .. I keep seeing posts on forums where people talk about how to take a photograph and make a scale drawing. Sketchup has a thing called "Match Photo" which allows you to do exactly that. That means I need to take photos from an angle so that I can see the corner of the building and enough vertical and horizontal lines of the building so that I can align the perspective lines in Sketchup. So .. that's coming. In the meantime .. isn't she beautiful?








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                • #38
                  Ed,

                  Nice building is the brick really orangish?

                  Les

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                  • #39
                    Good afternoon all,

                    I thought I would do some other part of the country...as in Montana. Lots of photos for your referencing pleasures...We will start with Star Montana, circa 1969. My new father-inlaw started a gold mine just west of here, we visited him while he was prospecting, area full of rattlesnakes and good gold ore. I happend on this site and asked the owner if I could take some pictures, these are scans from prints, I am sure I have the negatives someplace. Why is this important, because I found it again almost 35 years later...with a digital camera.






















                    More later...then we will do the digital side. Some of the hardware that was there in 69 was there later. The owner told me that disney came in and bought stuff for Disney Europe.

                    Les

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                    • #40
                      quote:


                      Originally posted by visman48


                      Ed,

                      Nice building is the brick really orangish?

                      Les


                      Les .. it was overcast so can't say for sure about the color. Tomorrow if sun is out will go back .. this time I am taking my tripod and my - donno whatcha callit .. yardstick painted. You stick it in the photo to scale from ..
                      Just had a thought. Could paint primary colors on that stick .. red, blue, yellow down on the white. That way you could also adjust color.


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                      • #41
                        Ed,

                        Good tip for all of us, assuming we remember would be cool to have one that expands. Interested in knowing...yes color bars would be great.

                        Les

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                        • #42
                          Les. Like I said, I am working on getting the info needed to build this. I did a VERY 'Quick and Dirty' Match Photo using Sketchup. I have only projected the graphic from one photo. I can do this for all four sides but .. want some better shots. Still .. this vid gives you an idea of the power of a free program .. and what can be done from photos ..

                          http://www.youtube.com/user/eTraxx#p/a/u/0/pmMr8Qy4-40

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                          • #43
                            More From Silver Star, same vintage...




















                            That's it for this vintage set, not sure why I didnt take more...probably because it was only the film I had at the time.

                            Les

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                            • #44
                              Silver Star 2005

                              I had the great oppertunity of visiting Silver Star again and Alder Gulch...
































                              Theres alot more...more later Les

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                              • #45
                                Les .. I am in AWE!!!!!

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