The importance of a model railroad scenic feature can often be measured by the layout surface area it covers. By that measure, grass falls at the top of the list. Given it’s importance, it’s odd that it isn’t talked about more. For the most part it gets a passing treatment on layouts at best. One […]
Category: Construction
Finally, Some Water!
I wanted to get one of the water scenes in as it takes away some of the guesswork as to what the overall composition is supposed to be. Aerials indicate the bay is essentially a teal hue which I created using a 50/50 mix of blue and green acrylic craft paints. When that dried, I […]
Brooklyn Terminal October 29
Time to start replacing the temporary Peco flex track with the permanent hand laid code 40. Once you get the hang of it, scratch built turnouts aren’t that hard to do. They also give you more flexibility in terms of shape, cost less, and are ultimately more reliable. I started by photo copying some Peco […]
Brooklyn Terminal Oct. 27
As work progresses on the Brooklyn Terminal Warehouses the overall look of the layout begins to take shape. For the most part the layout represents the old Bush Terminal’s 1st Avenue corridor in Brooklyn.
BT Warehouses October 21, 2018