Conrail Windsor St Yard (York PA) Engineering Report

[wm3798]

From the evidence room?

[unittrain]

Awesome and inspiring work here, incredibly real looking, the scenery is perfect as it has that organic look to it , this forum is full of top notch cutting edge modeling.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Thats unacceptable! I have plenty of access to the good stuff!

Then hook me up!!!

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Awesome and inspiring work here, incredibly real looking, the scenery is perfect as it has that organic look to it , this forum is full of top notch cutting edge modeling.

Thanks!!

[wm3798]

Hope you don't mind, I borrowed your trees to back up a marketing shot for Habitat...


Lee

[davefoxx]

Hope you don't mind, I borrowed your trees to back up a marketing shot for Habitat...


Lee

Hahaha!  That's awesome!

DFF

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Ha! I was just about to say that!

That's great! I love it.

[Lemosteam]

It's even neater now that I masked and cleaned up the edge.

Could you elaborate?  What do you mean masked?

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Could you elaborate?  What do you mean masked?

I laid down some masking tape, and then dusted my roadbed color over the edges. Then I pulled up the tape and glued it down.

You can see the effect here.

[wm3798]

That's hot like firecracker.

[coldriver]

My N scale sized heart grows three sizes looking at that scene!  Nice bit 'o work there.   

[crrcoal]

I laid down some masking tape, and then dusted my roadbed color over the edges. Then I pulled up the tape and glued it down.

You can see the effect here.

Pure filth!!! 

[soo]

Meh,,, it's ok..eastcoast rr'ing makes me wanna________________
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Lol

 But seriously..awesome scenery..looks "just right"
Love the shot!!

Cya Y-it

[Ian MacMillan]

Then hook me up!!!

I'll have to collect some more and make some. Have to do so for myself as well!

[seusscaboose]

I really like the way the train undulates...  reminds me of a real shortline bouncy bounce clickety clack...

I can't decide if the scene begs for a thicker tree line, or at minimum a painted (or realistic) background to add depth (the white is no longer neutralizing IMO and is turning into a scene detractor).  The real reason for this nitpick is the landscape shot reveals it (in a tighter shot it is not an issue I am sure). 

All I can think of is that Strasburg shot on the old Kidney that was possibly IMO one of your top 3 shots ever (another one being the recent shot "over the bank and through the trees into the yellow box car)... the depth of field was so great...  it makes you forget about the train and focus on the scenery.

you gotta admit, peer pressure is a bitch.

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