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Tin chicken = galvanized eggs??? ;-)
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Larry:
Now heres something I can try out while the RGC is down for the move. Nice looing chicken too.
It will give me a reason to own a prorter. Lol.
Fred Cotterell
RGC
V.P./C.O.O.
The Kebler Pass Route
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A little progress on my distraction.
I have the trestle glued together and a good start on the ore bin. I need to do more weathering but I will need to figure out what we are mining first.
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Looking good!
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Very nice!
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Nice construction of the ore bin. All of the mitered cuts look perfect.
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Nice ore bin and trestle larry, Looking back looks like this is going to be a fun little layout!
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looking good Larry.
Ron Newby
General Manager
Clearwater Valley Railway Co.
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Excellent!
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I'm just getting caught up on this, Larry. Fascinating project. :up:
George
The sky is not my limit, it's my playground.Comment
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Thank you for stoping in Ray, Frederic, Bryan, Andy, Ron Rick and George.
Mulling over the other buildings for the scene.
Thoughts on the buildings?
I know I need to work on the weathering for the power plant. My story right or wrong is the power plant will generate electric power for the mine.
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Good looking stuff Larry! Thanks for sharing.
Rick 2
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Thanks Rick,
While I wait on structure feedback I am going to try to model this water tank I found in BC. It looks like it would fit in the scene.
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You've managed to pack a lot into a small area but it doesn't look overly crowded.
I think it looks fine.
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Yeah, somehow that composition looks really good! Like a bunch industrial stuff crammed together the way it should be crammed together. Just looks right!quote:
Originally posted by Rick
You've managed to pack a lot into a small area but it doesn't look overly crowded.
I think it looks fine.
And, dang fined work on the curvedy [sic] trestle!!
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