Re: 1st scenery project / Take a model train to work

How can I take my model train to work when I could never even fit in an O gauge train..you guys are so silly!! I just have to take the bus!!!

A few months ago, I posted a message about my 1st DPM structure. I got some > great feedback from the group. So, then I wanted to take a stab at some > scenery. Since this was my first scenery attempt, I decided to do a simple > diorama to get some practice. I also thought this would be a good project > for the "Take a Model Train to Work Day". So I completed it and took it to > work today. I got some nice compliments about the diorama. I was amazed at > the people that said "We had trains when I was growing up". > > This project was really my first time using "wet" water, matte medium, > ground foam, Scuptamold, ballast and figures. Wow! At least I am not > afraid of trying new things. I also decided to even do some scratch > building with a wooden fence. I cut each board from a sheet of balsa wood. > I think next time I will get a fence kit or at least precut scale stripwood. > I also handpainted the 2 figures with cameras taking pictures of the trains. > The other figures I purchased already painted. I think that I did pretty > well. > > I posted some pictures on Yahoo! so that you can see it. Go to >
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and click on "Take a Train to Work 2004" > album to see > the pictures. Please let me know your comments and constructive criticism. > But be nice. ;-) > > Thanks, > > Scott
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Michael P Gabriel
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Unless the laws of physics are different where you live, it is more likely that the bus takes _you_ to work.

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Gregory Procter

that the bus takes _you_ to

Since the water runs backwards in the tub, does that mean you take the train to work in the evening?

Jim Stewart

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Jim Stewart

Well, the water runs the proper way in the tub here - your's runs backwards. The train would take me to work during _your_ evening, unless of course I was on night shift.

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Gregory Procter

It looks great. The only thing I have to add is dirty up the rolling stock a bit. They look too clean!

I wish my first effort looked that good.

Doug

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Douglas E. Menke

Heck, even on my CNR 1950's, there are 3 different CoG boxcars that will show up from time to time. I kinda like them......

Ian Mathers Yellowknife, NT

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Ian G. Mathers

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