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railman28
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Posted - 11/14/2014 : 12:55:26 AM
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Thank You, Håkan & Chris, I just reviewed the tread myself the other day as I contemplate which colors to use on my next project; that little station at Beaver Jct., the mock up that you see in the background.
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railman28
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 Posted - 11/15/2014 : 01:25:11 AM
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An update on my little barn for my little house on the slough;
glue is still a little wet....
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jerryrbeach
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Posted - 11/15/2014 : 10:51:40 AM
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Bob,
I really like the photo of the barn you posted. IMO it has "character", just enough different from a plain barn to stand out without looking out of place. Your model is looking great so far, I'll be watching your progress!
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railman28
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Posted - 11/20/2014 : 6:19:32 PM
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Thank you Jerry!
I finished my barn;
and on the layout;
and a little closer;
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Edited by - railman28 on 11/20/2014 6:28:12 PM |
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masonamerican
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Posted - 11/20/2014 : 7:02:41 PM
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 that barn sure looks good with lots of character!
I saw the new movie The Homesman the other day and apart that it was a interesting movie it had some great scenes with a lonely hotell on the prairie and a prospering village. The buildings paint schemes looked very realistic and from the period. Made me think of your buildings Bob.
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Michael Hohn
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Posted - 11/20/2014 : 10:38:53 PM
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Your barn looks suitably decrepit. I like that you were able to get consistent color between the wood siding and the windows, which I assume are styrene castings.
Mike
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quartergauger48
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Posted - 11/21/2014 : 8:23:57 PM
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Bob, The barn fits right in on your layout. Some nice buildings you have there.........
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railman28
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Posted - 11/22/2014 : 11:48:52 AM
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Thank you guys,
Håkan; I'm not familiar with that film but if it's not a Sergio Leone movie that could be a good thing. Hollywood often got it right after costuming the main caricatures.
Edit; I just watched the movie's trailer. They did a good job. Even got the windows right. so Thank you very much!
Mike; the windows are styrene, Campbell (de-eared) and Ticky. I just primed them in grey and used the same craft colors that I used on the siding.
Ted ; I saw your comments in both treads, Again thank you.
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Carrie Creek
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Posted - 11/22/2014 : 11:10:23 PM
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Bob, that is a different looking barn. Looks like someone converted a store, because of the false front and windows, into a barn. Don't get me wrong as I like it.
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jerryrbeach
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Posted - 11/26/2014 : 1:14:50 PM
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Bob,
I took a few minutes and read thru the entire thread. I hadn't realized that the mill was actually an adaptation of a Campbell waterfront kit. It screams grist mill at me so loudly I would have sworn you scratch built it from a prototype photo. This scene with the mill, barn, and that beautiful house look great together. I cannot wait until this scene is finished.
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railman28
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Posted - 01/06/2015 : 12:38:22 AM
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Sharing the corner with Miller's Slough is Beaver Jct. Today The Junction cot her station building.
and in location;
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Carrie Creek
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Posted - 01/06/2015 : 12:49:51 AM
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Nice little station fits right in with the rest.
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railman28
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Posted - 01/14/2015 : 12:52:46 PM
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Thank you Phil.
Here's the structure, purpose and location yet to be determined that I built with the parts that were suppose to be used to build the freight house of the station;
I don't if I like the roof finish yet. I think my dry brush was yet a little wet. Here is the station's "Comfort" station that will actually be located about 100 feet down the hill in Miller's slough behind the Community/school/church building;
Next will be a small but upscale cottage for the slough using some left over pieces from the station and my other scrap boxes.
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Michael Hohn
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Posted - 01/14/2015 : 5:37:00 PM
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'Comfort' station has the look of needing a new roof soon. In fact the whole structure looks pretty sad!
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Martin Welberg
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Posted - 01/14/2015 : 7:24:34 PM
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Wow Bob, youre speeding up, nice stuff !!
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