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    In-ko-pah RR: New pics

    Here's a couple more pics I shot yesterday...


    In this one, a passenger train goes through a rock cut before heading across the Serenity Canyon viaduct:




    And in this shot, a boxcar long past its prime sits beside the Mineral Ridge Mill. I still need to build some stairs to the door of the mill:





    Enjoy!
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  • #2
    Ray, thank you. It looks so real.

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    • #3
      Wonderful stuff Ray, keep that camera clicking.

      Bob
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      • #4
        Great pics Ray!

        That second one in particular, really looks like the real thing.

        Greg Shinnie

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        • #5
          Great shots Ray.

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          • #6
            very fine , please more of them.

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            • #7
              Still haven't had time to do any modeling, but here are a few more recent photos…

              Multiple crossings over Serenity Canyon:




              The sorting house at the top of the Mineral Ridge Mill, with the Cliffside Mine visible in the background at upper right:




              A train passes through the town of Mineral Ridge:




              Enjoy!

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              • #8
                Good stuff Ray! I always enjoy seeing pics of your work. Your layout never ceases to amaze me. The weathering on that one boxcar in the first set of pictures is great.
                Mark

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                • #9
                  I love all the photos from your own little world. Keep um coming!!!!!

                  Bob
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                  • #10
                    Yes! what Bob said, more photos please when you can.

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                    • #11
                      Thanks! Ask and ye shall receive… I had a little time today to put up a few more pics...

                      Here's the ore bin at the Princess Shilo Mine:



                      A freight train pulled by a steam locomotive passes through the town of Dos Manos:



                      Here's a close up view of structures at the Cliffside Mine. On the left is the powder magazine, where explosives are kept. On the right is the wooden ore bin:



                      An old stone cabin at the ruins of the Monolith Mine:



                      And here's the interior of the cabin. A 55-gallon drum has been turned into a crude wood-burning stove:



                      Also, yesterday we finally replaced our flimsy, canvas-topped gazebo with a new, all-metal one. Made by Hampton Bay, it's attractive and very sturdy! I had to replace the canvas on the old one every two years, at least. This one should last a good long time:


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                      • #12
                        Hi Ray,

                        Great shots of some great modelling! I always enjoy seeing what you have done.

                        Jeff

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                        • #13
                          OUTSTANDING, what more could I say.

                          Thanks for sharing these photos

                          Bob
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                          • #14
                            Impressive and inspiring! I can't imagine how those structures survive the elements. Can only guess what they would look like up here after winter in the Great Lakes!

                            Did you do a SBS of the building of the abandoned stone cabin? Can you let us know if there are other photos of it on your posts?

                            I NEED to build something like that!!! It's awesome! And the interior wall detail is incredible!

                            Keep the shots coming!

                            ~Kingred

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                            • #15
                              Thanks. I'll have to see if I have any build photos I can post to show how I made it.

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