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Country: USA | Posts: 63 buffalobillho New Hire Posted - 06/03/2012 :  5:31:49 PM     Looks great- it hides the transition well Bill Country: USA | Posts: 12 MINRR Section Hand Posted - 06/03/2012 :  7:56:29 PM     Thanks for the positive feedback Bill Country: USA | Posts: 63 brakie Moderator Premium Member Posted - 06/03/2012 :  8:09:53 PM     Looks great and does a excellent job of hidding the track to staging. Larry Engineman Slate Creek Rail. Country: USA | Posts: 6939 MikeMc Engine Wiper Posted - 06/03/2012 :  10:47:52 PM       Looks great and really nice scenery too. The overall structure looks like a few components all very well finished with paint and weathering, but do you know if Tom scratch built or kit bashed this structure? Would be neat to know what components make up this structure. Mike McNamara Delran, NJ nekrailroad.com mainecentral.blogspot.com Country: USA | Posts: 157 nhguy Fireman Posted - 06/04/2012 :  01:49:48 AM         Simply marvelous! Bill Shanaman Superintendent, New Haven RR in the 1948 to 1952 era PMRA President 2013-14, OpSIG Member NCE User Since 1999 Sugar City, Colorado Country: USA | Posts: 3665 northern6400 Fireman Posted - 06/04/2012 :  08:11:43 AM     Fantastic!! Love the weathering. Chuck Faist Burlington, Ontario Enjoy yourself it is later than you think! Country: Canada | Posts: 3085 BBLmber Fireman Posted - 06/04/2012 :  08:53:01 AM     Quintin, great use of the structure as a scenic divider. Mike, go to the search function and put in (Inrail) search the Mid scale Forums undeer INRAIL and you will find several of Tom's threads telling how he has built alot of his elevators and what kits. Mark W,L,&E Country: USA | Posts: 4227 Ollie Engine Wiper Posted - 06/05/2012 :  05:19:22 AM       Awesome, had to look twice to realize it was a model!!! www.olaviahokas.com/trainstuff Country: Sweden | Posts: 340 brakie Moderator Premium Member Posted - 06/05/2012 :  05:32:20 AM     quote: Originally posted by Ollie Awesome, had to look twice to realize it was a model!!! I also had to look twice before I seen the normal telltale signs it was a model.. Still great looking. Larry Engineman Slate Creek Rail. Country: USA | Posts: 6939 Danny Head Fireman Posted - 06/05/2012 :  06:33:07 AM     Beautiful finish! Country: USA | Posts: 1752 Gary P New Hire Posted - 06/07/2012 :  10:59:25 AM     Wow! Ditto to what others have said. The elevator, trees and trackwork look so real, simply excellent modeling. Gary P, Endicott, (Upstate) NY Country: USA | Posts: 27 MarkF Engineer Posted - 06/07/2012 :  3:26:16 PM       Not only a beautiful model, but the overall scene looks really nice. Everything well blended. I also really like the weathering. Very natural looking. Mark See my homepage at http://home.comcast.net/~prrndiv/ Country: USA | Posts: 9272 joem5127 New Hire Posted - 06/23/2012 :  5:30:58 PM     The silos on the right side are best I have seen. Joe http://wabashcolumbiabranch.blogspot.com/ Country: USA | Posts: 6 Quark New Hire Posted - 06/30/2012 :  9:03:08 PM     Is this a kit? If so where can I buy one? Country: | Posts: 38 INRAIL Crew Chief Posted - 07/08/2012 :  11:11:28 PM     Quark. Not sure where Quintin has been so I'll answer for him. As he said in his post above, I built the elevator. It is kitbashed using cut pieces from Walther's ADM grain elevator kit. 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