The Kalispell & Northen Railroad in On30

[randy_ditton]

Hi Folks,

Thought I would post up some pictures of a small portion of my On30 layout. This scene wraps around an outside corner that protrudes into the isle of my train room. It is 13 inches deep.....

This railroad is my rendition of a small backwoods narrow gauge logging operation.


Thanks for looking in!

Randy

 

[ausf]

How cool is that?

The details are outstanding.

 

[phantom II]

Wow, what incredible detail Randy

Cheers, Christian B)

 

[Hippy Ed]

WoWzers!!! Very Impressive!!!

 

[moon puppy]

I don't know where to start Randy.

 

[AndyFettes]

:huh:

Fantastic

 

[MrT]

:drool That's what I'm talking about!

 

[Cheyenne]

Now that's friggin beautiful !!!

 

[Swordsman]

Yeah Randy ... Never occurred to me that you were a On30 modeler ... I love that Donkey engine ... and the Shay has always been my favorite ... excellent detail ... Maybe you would like to join our On30 yahoo group ...

The Texas Outlaws On30 on yahoo ... We will be at the Plano Train Show this weekend with about 20 2' X 4' modules ... and running our stuff ...
I recently bought a 2-truck shay but I'm afraid it still looks freshly shopped ... :woohoo: :train

 

[moon puppy]

This really gets back to what I've talked about in the past. Randy I think we featured your Donkey engine here before. Modeling is modeling regardless of what field of interest you're in. All these techniques can be applied to whatever we're building. Sure we don't have a rusted out aircraft but they sure do get dirty just like anything else that we pure oil products into.

There's just so many techniques that crosses the spectrum of modeling, we all can learn from all of it.

 

[Hippy Ed]

This really gets back to what I've talked about in the past. Randy I think we featured your Donkey engine here before. Modeling is modeling regardless of what field of interest you're in. All these techniques can be applied to whatever we're building. Sure we don't have a rusted out aircraft but they sure do get dirty just like anything else that we pure oil products into.

There's just so many techniques that crosses the spectrum of modeling, we all can learn from all of it.

You aint jus' whistlin' dixie!! I've been studyin' that layout & I am at a loss for words Alot can be shared in every genre of modeling...

 

[helios]

Beauty. Thanks for sharing. :drinks

Got a soft spot for model railroads myself.

 

[Duke Maddog]

Brilliant job Randy! I envy you the space to put one of those up. What remarkable detail you added too. That is one of my dreams, but given my current living conditions, I fear it will never happen.

Way to go!

 

[bob letterman]

Absolutely stunning Randy!

You're a man of many facets to your modeling skills!

Bob

 

[jknaus]

Very very cool. Man I wish I had of kept up with trains. This is just way above awesome
James

 

[lupanzer]

Amazing!...impressive

:drinks

Luiz

 

[White_Wolf]

Speechless


Laurence

 

[Iron Mike]

Sorry I missed this amongst all the chatter, but this is truly a work of art, Randy! Most impressive! :drinks