Large Scale Central

Viaduct

Modeling
#21

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#22

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#23

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#24

The paint really brings it together…nice!

#25

What is the reddish stuff on the deck?

#26

Red stain, a temporary measure while the benchwork was there, to make it less obvious against the gardens while I figured out what exactly I was going to do. The deck will probably get a coat of gray itself, and then ballasted somewhat.

#27

As Rooster would say :slight_smile:

#28

Nope, Rooster would say …:)… - And I agree - looks great :smiley:

#29

Thanks, all. Gonna finish painting it today.

#30

First coat on one side.

2012-07-12_10-40-02_13

#31

Bob;

That viaduct is really starting to look nice.

Best,
David Meashey

#32

Sorry Bob, Here you go Ron… back filled with rock, gravel dirt etc

(http://freightsheds.largescalecentral.com/users/larry_mosher/BRIDGE/14.JPG)

#33

Painted and done, as far as I can go until I get switches for the siding.

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#34

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#35

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#36

Gozunda track ballasted

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#37

Bob,

That looks really nice. I especially like your yard. The feeders indicate you get some neat birds, and the baffles indicate you have squirrels around.

It looks like a pleasant place to spend some time.

Great job on the Viaduct!

Brian

#38

That looks great Bob. I know exactly where it is, but I’ll be darned if I can remember what it looked like before the great rebuild began :slight_smile:

#39

Ken Brunt said:
Does the K fit under it? Don’t want to have to lift that up…:wink:

Plenty of room!

k-clearance.jpg

#40

Mlled a bunch of ties this weekend, and built one switch for the viaduct.

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