Model Railroading > SP Snow Service

I found a few pics from 2010 that I took with a camera that had dirt in the lens, with resultant black splodges that spoiled the images. Following some small application last night, I removed most of the cr*p, and with a little tweaking, I feel they've turned out quite good.

SD9s by Rob Mallett, flanger started by me and finished by him, and ice breakers scratch-built by me.

Thanks for looking.

Brian Moore
Plymouth, UK

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Outstanding and the weathering is awesome. Weathering makes the big difference in making models look real. Well done.

Bruce

Those look similar to the ones Betsy did??. Nice job!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/30/14 12:58 by obsessedfoamer.

Great stuff Brian! We could use some of that snow here in California.

"Those look similar to the ones Beasty did??. Nice job!"

I presume you refer to Betsy?! (Although you never know.)

Brian

Nicest thing you've done. I remember them well.

Awesome x6 ;)

Andy

Great models and photography. Were people in cab when those icicle breakers were in use? Did the cab roofs get any sort of reinforcement? Was it like electric pantographs and only the rear one was raised when in use?

Didn't realize I clicked a link to the Model Railroading board. Took a look at your first photo and thought those (prototype) locomotives look a bit like models. I had to look further below to see that they indeed were models.

Very well done!
Tim Costello

Looks terrific Brian!

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Terrific scene all around. Great job.

Chris

Very nice Brian.

Gary

Well done, Brian!

Most Excellent Brian!!

Nice stuff!