Currently have two layouts, one for operation, the other as a test track for DCC-EX and other projects.
Started this Bar Mills Kit today. Bracing in place on walls and ready to prime everything in the morning. (Walls, windows, doors, trim, detail parts) The hardest part of these builds is waiting for the glue and paint to dry. One step at a time, wait, move on to another section, wait, repeat!
The end result is well worth the time and effort! 😀
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A short clip that I did not include in my last video of me adding spikes to the trestle
Will be going to the train show in Raleigh NC on the 8th of November on our way back to Florida
Have tons of video clips to go through from our visit
Timonium train show
York train show
National Aquarium
Fiel Hocky Games
Howard Zane layout
Al Pugliese layout
Then Raleigh train
Much more
Thought I would share some of my recent protects. The ties are hand cut scale size standard ties. Stained with wood stain from Walmart. Next I added alcohol and India ink to bring out cracks in the wood and then dry brushed with antique white craft paint. Next I glued on pre painted resin cast tie plates with super glue. The ties are meant to look very old and sun bleached like what would be found on a seldom used branch or industrial lead. All rails will be hand laid
