Rush City Yard Minnesota

Discussion in 'Planks, Switching and Shelf Layouts' started by Ron, Jun 11, 2017.

  1. Ron

    Ron Full Member

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    Will do Chris!
    Finished the crossing now with a little help of some 'Milliput':)

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  2. Gary

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    Looking good Ron. :thumbs:

    The silos have come up trumps. Will you be adding a feed pipe from the top of the silos to the canopy ??

    Tip... If you ever want to hide the coils in the cardboard, glue a couple of layers of tissue paper over the top. ;)

    Cheers, Gary.
     
  3. gormo

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    That`s lookin` the business Ron,

    The crossing has come out well....:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

    http://www.click:tophat:Gormo
     
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    Thanks Gormo and yes Gary, I had forgotten the main feed pipe!!
    Problem solved, thanks Gary!
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    Great little layout, Ron, looks like you're having fun with it! :D
     
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    Today I finished off fitting the legs to the other end of the board and can now dismantle it and work on each end as I need too. (and I now have some free bench space!) :)
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    Two new cars and a 'scrap' load. After fixing Kadee's to the cars, I lightly weathered them.
    I painted, and fitted the 'scrap' load and put together the Rush City yard boards for a photo shoot!!
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    My problem now is how to fit another layout, NG 16mm in my shed!!
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    Toto I'm best ignored Staff Member Founder Administrator

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    I've got a hammer to persuade it into place if you need it. :avatar:
     
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    Started on the back scene on Rush City yard, I will erect a fence in front of the buildings to give a bit of depth to the layout..
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    :thumbup::thumbup:
     
  11. Gary

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    Can I recommend layering the buildings. The multi story building still has the look of being far too small for its position. Maybe place another one or two buildings in front. ;)

    Cheers, Gary.
     
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    See what you mean Gary, I'll have a think and do something like that, cheers http://www.click
     
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    How's this?
    I will put a fence between the buildings and the track..

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    ianvolvo46 Staff Member Moderator

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    Hi Ron if you put some low relief trees between the 2 buildings in quetion it should push the rearmost back

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    That's looking better Ron. A little depth gained there. Looking good. :thumbs:
     
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    [size=Fencing now in place !][/size][size=
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    ianvolvo46 Staff Member Moderator

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    That works :thumbup::thumbup:
     
  18. Gary

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    Having the fence in place definitely changes the aspect, but extending the taller back ground building behind the low relief shed (Scalescenes kit) has made the biggest impact.

    Personally I feel that the red brick building (left of low relief shed) could have been taller, or just lifted higher. ;)

    Cheers, Gary.
     
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    You're a hard task master Gary, remember the board is only 9" wide !! :headbanger:
     
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    Cruel close up though Ron, what's it look like from further back.

    Ed
     

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