Carson Car Shops

Sam
Just a passing thought - would it be possible to adjust the bogeys to a 30" gauge and another as a 36" gauge?
Do you have the Gmax files from Shagster?

Ken

Rick
Are you gonna leave the boards as horizontal ?
Looks a bit odd, just thought I'd Ask.

Since you've become quite the stone mason, you've prolly got a few more things up your sleeve. I must say, I could put about a dozen burgers and a few dogs on those two.
Lookin' good...........

You asked for it, now it's here:

http://www.carsoncarshops.com/gallery/t ... p?album=45

There are more to come. Probably close to 15 to 20 more shots.
Got to get them in a more appropriate size for the transfer.

Enjoy
Ken

If you just happen to be browsing around and find yourself wandering through the Gallery, you'll notice a few of my Southern Style railroad views. There are but a few here however, there are more to come. I've been working on two actually, one is a rather large DEM version and is about half done. Th...

In my most humble opinion, the buildings were whatever the color of the ground was its built on. Some of them were a dark red/tuscan color since the Indians/Whoever built them as a thatched mud brick. Then smoothed them out some to cover the seams. If there were two options of your adobe building, t...

Curtis
If you have some room in the Gallery, perhaps I could send a few of them in that direction. Or, if you prefer, we can swap them here. No issue with me either way. I'll get a few ready 2nite.

Curtis I have two routes that I've been working on for about 6-8 months and both are heavily detailed. I love to put trees and grass everywhere. One is a DEM version of the "Pino Grande" which, for me, is a logging and mining railroad and the other is a flat version of my own I call "...

Awwww, Norm, don't clam up now. Sounds like a juicy story. On a hay bale ?? Okay, 'nuff o'that. Rick, I was wondering now since we have a blacksmith's car, that guy is going to need some supplies. Once the car stops somewhere on the circuit, he'll need to have a drop-off point for those special item...

Okay. I'm staying out of this one.
I know nothing about 'smithing' .

Curtis
If you would like some help "vegetating" the route, I'll be only glad to assist. Kinda like re-paying a favor.

Ken

That looks real nice Rick. You may want to consider a corrugated roof with a little rust running across. I can send you one that I used on a re-make of one of Rich Blakes buildings.
Looks like it's coming along nicely.

Ken

Alright, since you asked. I have one idea - out near the barrel you could put a small crane that is used in case the load is too heavy to pick up.
Also could be used to lift heavier boxes of equipment. Looks a lot like a thee-legged type and one you used on your USA Yesterday route.

Ken

And I personally like the bi-fold doors and the end-board near the coupler that has a large crack on the left. Pretty slick.
I'll have one when you're done.

Ken

Hi Guys I thought I would share a few items Norm and I have been working on. In keeping up with the Jones's we have been hard at it and since we have a bunch of Gmax files, well, we have a never ending supply of forms to go by. So to begin with, here is our first item to be uploaded. http://www.ima...