I am not sure what I will work on after the dyeworks is complete but there is a lot of scenery detail to complete on the layout even though it has an overall finish. I also need to finish installing the stationary decoders to throw my switch machines - something I have been procrastinating doing as I find electrical work boring. At least all of the switch machines are installed, mostly tortoises. Model railroading is fun - mostly.
Modeling and modeling ideas for my 1939 era HO model railroad - the Royal Oak & Southern, plus other things I find of interest. Stan Knotts.
Friday, May 11, 2012
Dyeworks repair shop interior
I made this photo of the dyeworks repair shop interior before putting on the roof as I doubt there will be enough light later to see what is inside, though I hope it will be visible to some extent. In any event I like doing interiors. There is an open repair area beside the shop that has a roof and will have a lot of details also.
The interior details here are a mix of commercial castings and scratch built items plus some pure junk. The building itself is a few days away from being complete. I will likely place some truck model inside the shop at a later date. I have a lot of unbuilt Jordan vehicles to use as a basis.
I am not sure what I will work on after the dyeworks is complete but there is a lot of scenery detail to complete on the layout even though it has an overall finish. I also need to finish installing the stationary decoders to throw my switch machines - something I have been procrastinating doing as I find electrical work boring. At least all of the switch machines are installed, mostly tortoises. Model railroading is fun - mostly.
I am not sure what I will work on after the dyeworks is complete but there is a lot of scenery detail to complete on the layout even though it has an overall finish. I also need to finish installing the stationary decoders to throw my switch machines - something I have been procrastinating doing as I find electrical work boring. At least all of the switch machines are installed, mostly tortoises. Model railroading is fun - mostly.
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