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Hello to everyone.
This is my (working in progress) in 1/35.
In US about 1860-1868 with Jupiter Locomotive.
Everything is scratch build.
I hope you like it.
Looking good.
STM, this is a fantastic idea for a historical diorama! I can't wait to see how this scene progresses. Excellent work!
tjs
TJS
Thank you
Great sculpting! I really like the subject - such a massive undertaking.
Thanks,
John
thanks
It looks great and a great idea. I think "Building the Future" would be a better title though.
Gino P. Quintiliani - Field Artillery - The KING of BATTLE!!!
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"People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf." -- George Orwell
Very nice. Modeling at its purest.
BK
On the bench:
A lot !! And I mean A LOT!!
2024 Kits on deck / in process / completed
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Great topic that you picked. Its coming along great. You are doing an excellent job with it.
Thanks a lot.
Thank you.
Beautiful work! I love the idea too.
That looks awesome! Reminds me of the old photos of the meeting of the Union and Central Pacific on the first transcontinental railroad.
Great job there on the locomotive and the figures!
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Bakster Beautiful work! I love the idea too.
Gamera That looks awesome! Reminds me of the old photos of the meeting of the Union and Central Pacific on the first transcontinental railroad. Great job there on the locomotive and the figures!
Thanks a lot
Gamera That looks awesome! Reminds me of the old photos of the meeting of the Union and Central Pacific on the first transcontinental railroad.
The Golden Spike at Promontory Point, UT 1869
I keep coming up with a page not found notice. sorry
More photos of progress.
Colors that i use for sepia effect.
Do I Like This?
Nah!, I love this. It would be right at home in a Rail Museum collection. Excellent Work and the sepia effect makes it stand out. Like a 3-D photo from way back when!
Tanker-Builder Do I Like This? Nah!, I love this. It would be right at home in a Rail Museum collection. Excellent Work and the sepia effect makes it stand out. Like a 3-D photo from way back when!
Do you have anyone at the museum, cause I don't
Once again ime very happy that you like this model.
That looks simply superb!!!
I agree, it looks like something that belongs in a musuem!
I've got a Wolfman I want to paint up in black, white, and grey since it's a B&W movie. But he's going to look nothing as good as what you've got here!
Gamera That looks simply superb!!! I agree, it looks like something that belongs in a musuem! I've got a Wolfman I want to paint up in black, white, and grey since it's a B&W movie. But he's going to look nothing as good as what you've got here!
Thank you a lot.
I :
WAS the President of a Rail Museum. We were always trying to come up with tactful, informative displays. This one would've fit right in.
keavdog Gamera That looks awesome! Reminds me of the old photos of the meeting of the Union and Central Pacific on the first transcontinental railroad. The Golden Spike at Promontory Point, UT 1869
That's it! Thanks John!
Tanker-Builder I : WAS the President of a Rail Museum. We were always trying to come up with tactful, informative displays. This one would've fit right in.
Anfortunately in my country the target group of interest bying these kind of things is small, even for educational purpose.
Finish
Painting with:
Acrylics
For the sepia effect, i used oils and faber castell pencils.
Hey!
Just a thought. That is so good you should put it in a railroad Museum. Where do you live? I am sure someone like the New Braunfels TX. Railroad Museum would display it!
That would be nice if I was staying somewhere like USA, but unfortunately in Greece it is very difficult to exhibit even in a museum dedicated to trains.
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