click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view Layout Size 18' x 19' "L" Era & Place 1950s Control type DC Cab Prototype Pennsylvania RR Contact rick773@hotmail.com Motive Power - Steam 15 Motive Power - Diesel 94 Trolleys, RailCars, Other 6 Rolling Stock 853/73   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view The original 4' x 8' portion of the layout can be seen to the left of View W 0712b and in View Looking NE.   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view The bench work is all “L” girder construction. The scenery is a corrugated cardboard strip web, glue-gunned together, covered in shopping bags and hydrocal coated paper towels. Woodland Scenics materials cover the shell. 2,000+ polyfiber trees give the eastern mountains a forested look. I originally used Woodland Scenics green polyfiber but have since switched to Micro Mark black polyfiber. The rivers are a matte medium with acrylic paints. In person, they appear almost totally black. Fortunately the camera picks up the blue portion of the coloring. Working alone, progress is slow. There are many times I wish I had coupler and wiring people to tap for help. Being partially colorblind doesn’t help either. The next big question will be what to do with the layout when I move out & downsize in another year or two.   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view   click on image for an expanded view