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Country: USA | Posts: 4676 Arizona Dave Fireman Premium Member Posted - 03/19/2016 :  9:12:14 PM       Thanks Dallas. Here's the result of today's efforts. I still need to do the final paint finish on the new rockwork, but I wanted to see how things were looking with the structures and mock-ups back in place. The next painting steps will tone down and lighten up all of that red. With any luck I'll get to that tomorrow. David Meek Country: USA | Posts: 1114 railman28 Fireman Posted - 03/19/2016 :  10:30:43 PM     Yes! It is looking good. It's only make-believe Country: USA | Posts: 5823 rca2 Engine Wiper Posted - 03/20/2016 :  12:53:12 AM     It is always surprising how a little paint makes such a difference. Looking good, Dave. Modeling Arizona Eastern Railroad, Hayden Junction (1920), in On30 Country: USA | Posts: 463 Cowboybilly Crew Chief Posted - 03/20/2016 :  03:37:26 AM     looking good Country: Germany | Posts: 786 Cowboybilly Crew Chief Posted - 03/20/2016 :  03:40:05 AM     but i mean the platform see better when is a little longer , is it better for the passengers to stay in and out , i think Country: Germany | Posts: 786 scott robertson Crew Chief Posted - 03/20/2016 :  08:03:46 AM       Have not posted in a while, but others have been echoing my sentiments. The town scene will really be nice. One thing I love about your modeling is how much character you pack into a small area while using the scenery as a visual divide between other scenes only inches away. I could see this scene being modeled on a curved corner module of a portable layout. I look forward to how you populate the scene to tell some story. Great work (is it really work?) as always. Scott Country: USA | Posts: 891 thtroll Crew Chief Supporting Member Posted - 03/20/2016 :  12:36:42 PM       Been following alone,Dave. Really love the retaining wall and the slight elevation of the buildings adds so much interest and looks so natural. Always enjoy catching up with the layout. Cheers, Heath. Country: Canada | Posts: 858 Arizona Dave Fireman Premium Member Posted - 03/20/2016 :  11:15:48 PM       Thanks guys! Finished the color work today on the new rocks behind Thunder Mesa town. Here I've Photoshopped in the backdrop to help me visualize the finished scene. Next will come ground cover in the form of sanded grout, real rocks and red Sedona dirt. David Meek Country: USA | Posts: 1114 Ray Dunakin Fireman Posted - 03/20/2016 :  11:23:29 PM       Wow, that fast work, and looks great too! Country: USA | Posts: 3379 brownbr Fireman Premium Member Posted - 03/21/2016 :  06:11:10 AM     Love the rock work Country: USA | Posts: 1546 MarkF Engineer Premium Member Posted - 03/21/2016 :  10:58:59 AM     Dave, your making great progress! The town of Thunder Mesa looks great, as does the rock work behind it. Mark Country: USA | Posts: 13756 Bill Gill Fireman Posted - 03/21/2016 :  6:16:34 PM     Dave, the scenery is terrific and the tourists will love it whether on a mule train or excursion train. Nice work. Country: USA | Posts: 3290 Hopeless Fireman Posted - 03/21/2016 :  6:22:14 PM     Looking great, Dave. Your mockups look better than some of my buildings. Looking forward to more. Roland Country: USA | Posts: 1960 Arizona Dave Fireman Premium Member Posted - 03/21/2016 :  10:36:00 PM       Just a little detail work today. I realized that I should probably finish the board sidewalks in town before adding ground cover to the roads. The stone steps were carved from dense gold foam (Balsa Foam) and the wood planks are coffee stir sticks, distressed with a razor saw and stained with a shoe-dye/alcohol mixture. 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