Sandy Hollow

[lab-dad]

That's a lot going on in a small space but doesn't look squished.
Can't wait to see it at low tide in the evening.
 
Mj

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Hey everybody .
At the business end of my workbench.
This full-page downloader is just the best
All the very best

[Hydrostat]

Now that has a lot of atmosphere!

[finescalerr]

You seem to have some talent for composition, design, and model building .... -- Russ

[Bill Gill]

Kim,
Nice looking scene.

[1-32]

If I don't get a chance, I wish you all a very Merry Christmas and Holiday season.
So, back to my project and a bit of track work
As you all might know, I am a big fan of mechanical railway signalling, so any excuse to keep the interest alive.
Here we have a mechanical ground throw that controls the yard throat leading into the dock area. Just use your finger..
The wagon is nice, hey, 1/35 scale commercially produced by Backmann, I think?
cheers.

[Bill Gill]

I like your ground throw, Kim.
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays back to you.

[finescalerr]

So, if I got this right, Bachmann built the fancy ground throw and you added the ore car .... -- ssuR

[Stuart]

Kim, you have a knack for creating great character in your structures and small dioramas.  And you do it with the skill of a story book illustrator who leaves the reader wanting to delve even further into the scene to discover what else is happening just beyond what is visible.  I'm still waiting for you to complete your fun house/spook alley diorama.

Stuart

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Hi Stuart,
Thank you very much for your comment.
The way I see it is that I am 72 years old, and I have so much to get out in the next 12 years,
As for the carnival ride, I still have all the pieces, but we will see .
Cheers

[finescalerr]

Only 72? You're still a kid! -- Russ