Challenge #3 - Vintage Chemical & The Philadelphia Belt Line

[bdennis]

I like the concept and your execution of the tyre dump.. Nice work.

[Philip H]

That train store looks familiar.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

That train store looks familiar.

Right? I consider it the "wishful thinking" addition to the module. There was no train store in Bridesburg.

In other news, in case anyone is curious about the tire fire references: https://billypenn.com/2018/07/13/two-decades-ago-10000-tires-caught-fire-in-port-richmond-and-melted-part-of-i-95/

[Philip H]

I'm surprised the Christmas wreaths have stayed put.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

I'm surprised the Christmas wreaths have stayed put.

Haha, at this point they just look like plants though.

In other news. I dullcoted 8905. Here she is back at work:

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Thank you @Philip H !

It may say BN now but it'll soon say "Philadelphia Tire Disposal Co".

[CRL]

Looks like a lot of tire stacking going on, but not much disposing.

[wm3798]

Your treatment of the Unitrak is beyond admirable.  Very nicely done.
Lee

[Chris333]

You need a Cadillac with the trunk popped and a guy leaning into it. Don't know why, but you need it.

[Point353]

In other news. I dullcoted 8905. Here she is back at work:

Nice to see that ex-Peoria & Eastern unit still earning its keep.

[glakedylan]

Ed...wow, that tire dump looks so real!
you certainly nailed that along with the rest of the module
really captured the NE Philly character


great job


sincerely
Gary

[Dave V]

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Nice to see that ex-Peoria & Eastern unit still earning its keep.

Funny, the real one did too this weekend. The B&O museum's WM F unit failed during an event and the 8905 had to come to the rescue.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Ed...wow, that tire dump looks so real!
you certainly nailed that along with the rest of the module
really captured the NE Philly character


great job


sincerely
Gary

Thank you!!!

There's so much more to come too.

[wm3798]

I'm surprised the Christmas wreaths have stayed put.

You should move them to one of the rowhouses.  Having grown up in one, I can tell you there's always that one guy in the neighborhood who never takes down his Christmas lights...

Lee