The signs in and on the buildings along with the vehicles and carefully weathered structures really set a mood. The shadows in your last photo make a viewer feel as though they were actually at the location.
Eric, there are no words that can describe your work. Not just the attention to detail, but the overall essence of each scene. It's easy to picture yourself walking down these streets. It's not a model, but an experience. Rick
Very true Eric. I run UP big boys, Clinchfield Challengers, assorted PRR, N&W NH, a DM&IR Yellowstone and of course NYC. Every once in awhile I put it all away and run Conrail, CSX and NS with big freight cars.
Hey Kevin, if you have any influence with the "dorks" over at MR, please feel free. However, you will need to tag along for the visit as I'd rather just meet you, quite frankly.
Eric, that looks like a nice piece. I have 2 from MTH and one went back for repairs immediately. Programming them in DCC was a nightmare, so I finally gave up and run them as #3! As I don't run all my stuff too often they are holding up for the mmoment. Hopefully your locomotive comes back home soon?
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The signs in and on the buildings along with the vehicles and carefully weathered structures really set a mood. The shadows in your last photo make a viewer feel as though they were actually at the location.
Later, Dave S. Tucson, AZ
what are the overall dimensions of your layout?
Rick, Wanna get married?