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Weekly Photo Fun - February 19th to February 25th, 2016

Great work everyone last week!  Time to start of this week's photo thread!

As always, we get as much out of your in-process photos as we do the highly polished "all done" shots!

Andrew

Weekly Photo Fun - February 12th to February 18th, 2016

Great work everyone last week!  Time to start of this week's photo thread!

As always, we get as much out of your in-process photos as we do the highly polished "all done" shots!

Andrew

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Collaboration between model railroader and artist

After all the discussions on artists inspired by model railroads and vice versa, here is the result of a collaboration between an artist and a model railroader.

Freight train passing

Weekly photo fun. February 5th - 12th, 2016

I have not posted in a while, so here is my contributions for this week.  Always excellent work here as this is my favorite thread.

Thanks,

Tim

 

 

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OTTX 92065 Flatcar with Oshkosh HEMMT Tanker

This is a 60' Intermountain wood deck flatcar with a Herpa Minitanks Oshkosh truck. I removed and added some decals on the flatcar to match the prototype car. I then weathered the car and used Alkem Scale Models etched brass chains to tie the truck down. Before you say the chains should be crossed, look at prototype pictures. I used drive truck pulling oversize and heavy. We always crossed at least one set of chains. The military must do things a little different. All of the pictures I found of these, none of them had the chains crossed.

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DODX 41012 Flatcar W/ Abrams Tank

This flatcar is an Alkem Scale Models brass kit with a Herpa Minitanks Abrams M1A1 tank. I built, painted and weathered this car and tank for a customer. 

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A Look At How Far I've Come

Well I've been a member here now for exactly 2 years and 2 weeks (wow time flies!) and thought I'd take a look at how far I've really come. Just one year prior even I had no idea what DCC was and let alone how to build a kit. Now looking at things I have done and learned this list of things:

- Building a Laser Cut Wood Kit

- Building a Basic Kit

- Building a Tichy Kit

- Laying Scenery

- Ballasting Track

- Laying Sectional Track

- Laying Flex Track (As of 2/3) 

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What do you think about this chain?

What do you, the MRH community, think of this chain I am evaluating as a possible product?

On the top is Builders In Scale #250 40LPI chain
On the bottom is a much lighter chain I have been able to source.

 

Here are both chains shown on a model:


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