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Edited by - extra94 on 10/01/2005 12:47:08 AM Country: USA | Posts: 47 railphotog Fireman Posted - 09/29/2005 :  07:37:03 AM     Here's a contribution from me in HO scale, using a large resin stump: An overall view of the diorama using On30 models: Another shot of the scene, back in HO scale: These stumps and a bunch of smaller ones came from a Canadian firm, Railway Recollections - http://railway-recollections.com/ through a local friend who is working with them. They wanted some product photos so I was sent a bunch of them I checked with their website and they don't have them listed yet. The large stumps are hollow cast resin. Bob Boudreau My model railroad photography website: http://sites.google.com/site/railphotog/ Country: Canada | Posts: 3621 railphotog Fireman Posted - 09/29/2005 :  07:37:03 AM     Here's a contribution from me in HO scale, using a large resin stump: An overall view of the diorama using On30 models: Another shot of the scene, back in HO scale: These stumps and a bunch of smaller ones came from a Canadian firm, Railway Recollections - http://railway-recollections.com/ through a local friend who is working with them. They wanted some product photos so I was sent a bunch of them I checked with their website and they don't have them listed yet. The large stumps are hollow cast resin. Bob Boudreau My model railroad photography website: http://sites.google.com/site/railphotog/ Country: Canada | Posts: 3621 On30fan Crew Chief Posted - 09/29/2005 :  11:53:03 AM   Great pics everyone. Dave: That is really cool. Do you have a pic with some kind of size reference? Maybe a coin or something? I'd like to see just how small Zn3 really is. Cheers, Steve San Juan Lumber Company Niagara Frontier Traction Company Country: USA | Posts: 506 On30fan Crew Chief Posted - 09/29/2005 :  11:53:03 AM   Great pics everyone. Dave: That is really cool. Do you have a pic with some kind of size reference? Maybe a coin or something? I'd like to see just how small Zn3 really is. Cheers, Steve San Juan Lumber Company Niagara Frontier Traction Company Country: USA | Posts: 506 rrkreitler Crew Chief Posted - 09/29/2005 :  12:13:59 PM   Okay, not exactly perfect modeling however I am happy with the results. This was a little experiment.... This is actually a Zn3 diorama (because I just had to see if I could do it, that's why...). Everything is scratchbuilt except the trucks are from Micro-Trains. No, the loco does not run. It is built inside a small bell jar used to display clocks and dolls... It keeps the dust off and I can keep it on the bookshelves in the living room where it can be seen. It was a fun little project that took a week of evenings while watching TV. Country: USA | Posts: 803 rrkreitler Crew Chief Posted - 09/29/2005 :  12:13:59 PM   Okay, not exactly perfect modeling however I am happy with the results. This was a little experiment.... This is actually a Zn3 diorama (because I just had to see if I could do it, that's why...). Everything is scratchbuilt except the trucks are from Micro-Trains. No, the loco does not run. It is built inside a small bell jar used to display clocks and dolls... It keeps the dust off and I can keep it on the bookshelves in the living room where it can be seen. It was a fun little project that took a week of evenings while watching TV. Country: USA | Posts: 803 Cigarguy Fireman Posted - 09/29/2005 :  5:02:43 PM   Dave, That is absolutely amazing. Zn3? Unbelievable! Mike D&B Lumber Co. "The Best Wood You Ever Saw!" Country: USA | Posts: 3877 Cigarguy Fireman Posted - 09/29/2005 :  5:02:43 PM   Dave, That is absolutely amazing. Zn3? Unbelievable! Mike D&B Lumber Co. "The Best Wood You Ever Saw!" Country: USA | Posts: 3877 Dutchman Administrator Premium Member Posted - 09/29/2005 :  5:08:03 PM   Dave, In Zn3, do the rails actually touch each other? Very impressive modeling! Bruce Modeling the railroads of the Jersey Highlands in HO and the logging railroads of Pennsylvania in HOn3 Country: USA | Posts: 23277 Dutchman Administrator Premium Member Posted - 09/29/2005 :  5:08:03 PM   Dave, In Zn3, do the rails actually touch each other? Very impressive modeling! Bruce Modeling the railroads of the Jersey Highlands in HO and the logging railroads of Pennsylvania in HOn3 Country: USA | Posts: 23277 Cigarguy Fireman Posted - 09/29/2005 :  5:13:54 PM   Sitting around the campfire after a hard day of logging on the old D&B. Mike D&B Lumber Co. "The Best Wood You Ever Saw!" Edited by - Cigarguy on 09/29/2005 5:16:01 PM Country: USA | Posts: 3877 Cigarguy Fireman Posted - 09/29/2005 :  5:13:54 PM   Sitting around the campfire after a hard day of logging on the old D&B. Mike D&B Lumber Co. "The Best Wood You Ever Saw!" Edited by - Cigarguy on 09/29/2005 5:16:01 PM Country: USA | Posts: 3877 LiveSteamer New Hire Posted - 09/29/2005 :  8:24:53 PM       Great Stuff All Matthew Miller Country: USA | Posts: 11 LiveSteamer New Hire Posted - 09/29/2005 :  8:24:53 PM       Great Stuff All Matthew Miller Country: USA | Posts: 11 MikeC Administrator Premium Member Posted - 09/30/2005 :  12:04:04 AM     This is some very good stuff, guys! Please keep it going! Thanks, Chris, for getting it started. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm a busy man. I have a railroad to run. 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