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Model Railroading > Some New Scenery on the California SouthernDate: 01/24/12 02:03 Some New Scenery on the California Southern Author: MrMRL My local HO scale train club, (the California Southern MRRC in Norwalk, CA...) has kinda worked itself into a layout construction blitz the last couple weeks. A couple areas that are showing recent signs of improvement are highlighted below.
1. We've got ourselves a nice little trailer park now with a chromatic string of those oh so '50s single-wides. The trailers are by IMEX Model Company, the two grey structure kits on each side are by AM Models/Tomar. 2. Along the background and corner of the area, a new industry is being pieced together. Don't have a name for it yet, but so far it's a combination of two large Walthers structures. The building backdrop consists of most of the large wall sections of the Walthers Cornerstone Series Superior Paper Mill, the silos out in front of the track are the Walthers Plastic Pellet Transfer facility. The background building extends almost 42" out from the corner of the layout scene. More assembly and painting is needed for the large scene, obviously still in the rough. Gonna be some large manufacturing plant with an adjoining shipping building and warehouse. Mr. MRL Date: 01/24/12 02:56 Re: Some New Scenery on the California Southern Author: rschonfelder I'm more impressed with those Pine side panels I can see in the first shot.
Rick Date: 01/24/12 03:05 Re: Some New Scenery on the California Southern Author: MrMRL rschonfelder Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I'm more impressed with those Pine side panels I > can see in the first shot. > > Rick oh yeah... 3/4" kiln-dried pine board, with the tops rounded for a nicer finish. Sure, a little beefier than your typical masonite. Remember, this is a club layout it has to be built club proof. :D Mr. MRL Date: 01/24/12 05:34 Re: Some New Scenery on the California Southern Author: funnelfan You should make that company in the corner a plastic packaging company. They could make Saran Plastic wrap or Glad Freezer bags or trash bags. That kind of rail served plant is quite common.
Ted Curphey Ontario, OR Date: 01/24/12 05:38 Re: Some New Scenery on the California Southern Author: funnelfan Also, your trailer park isn't nearly trashy enough. Here are some pics for inspiration ;^P
Ted Curphey Ontario, OR Date: 01/24/12 06:17 Re: Some New Scenery on the California Southern Author: SeaboardMan The ardour in the last photo must be pretty strong to overcome the odour. Trying out my french spelling here.
Date: 01/24/12 07:02 Re: Some New Scenery on the California Southern Author: BN7149 Does anyone make Nascar beach towels in HO scale? That would provide some nice window treatments for those trailers....
-Ryan Date: 01/24/12 07:27 Re: Some New Scenery on the California Southern Author: Matt_SD40T-2 Looks like a really nice place to live.
Date: 01/24/12 08:43 Re: Some New Scenery on the California Southern Author: rbx551985 That looks a LOT like a scene from Reno 911.... LOL! Good work there on those details, including the (--ahem--) outhouse scene.
Date: 01/24/12 12:03 Re: Some New Scenery on the California Southern Author: UPNW2-1083 Love the AMC Pacer...Wayne's World, Wayne's World.-BMT
Date: 01/24/12 12:03 Re: Some New Scenery on the California Southern Author: Cjcheely Hello
It's nice to see that someone is modeling the inland empire aka the 909... LOL nice stuff, keep up the hard work chris Date: 01/24/12 13:30 Re: Some New Scenery on the California Southern Author: Fizzboy7 Where's the tornado?
Date: 01/24/12 14:08 Re: Some New Scenery on the California Southern Author: GP30Frank How do you get all the way over in the corner, ( photo 2) to actually work on the scenery?? It looks like it would be hard to lean over that far.
Date: 01/24/12 14:24 Re: Some New Scenery on the California Southern Author: MrMRL GP30Frank Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > How do you get all the way over in the corner, ( > photo 2) to actually work on the scenery?? It > looks like it would be hard to lean over that far. At the moment, we come in from above for that scene. Mr. MRL - air freight |