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Pff have luck, just dust on the sensor and no dead pixels I think..tuesday evening modeling night, since almost a year I try to model every tuesday together with John a friend of mine. Decided to change the roof cover of the enginehouse from rolled roof to shingles. John already made a dormer and now he's handlaying shakes...quit a project..in the mean time I try to finish the last part that needs green before the wharf..
 
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Anyone seeing dots, please let me know !
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Well made the connection, this messy module and did some test runs with trains. Shall see if I can shoot a video this week. Nolans Wharf has a new ground cover and the first coat of paint went in. I use latex wallpaint to color my groundcover, just dab it on..

 

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Well Pete if you think it's more in its place over there go ahead. Still have to find my way around here...

But I still can make another topic about the entire layout..

 

 

Well most of you might think painting groundcover thats odd..I do it mostly to blend all colors together and get an overall equal color on the layout, no matter what your initial groundcover color is. Can be rocks, grinded kitty litter or whatever..
Basecoat with RAL7013, dabbed on, followed with RAL7006 a bit Frary way of wet drybrush, a coat with a brownish RAL 8025 followed with 1019 to blend it all together..
 
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Could ask a mod to move it, thought it's a layout so it belongs in the layout board.. :scratchhead:

Plenty of US and Canadian layouts in the USA and Canadian section. It’s not all real thing it’s a mix.

As I said if you do not like the result we can take it from there...

 

Best, Pete.

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Not that early riser  :angel:

 

First of all let me introduce me a bit, started modeling in 2010 after seeing Troels Kirks Coastline Railroad..first show in 2012 with Nolans Wharf, named it after Brian Nolan one of my favorite modelers who unfotunately passed away. Started Mara Harbor in March 2013 with a deadline for the OntraX show in 2014 :O , well that didn't entirely work out, attended with the layout but not up to my standard..did to much work inbetween on a Dutch layout named Oosterbeek Hoog..http://teammitropa.nl/oosterbeek-hoog..

 

First steps http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=31734

Cardigan Bay part 1 http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=31734

Cardigan Bay part 2 http://railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=35880

Mara Harbor build http://railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=39404

 

At the end of 2015 Mara Harbor will be on the road again. One show in Holland for shure, negociating with Model Rail Scotland and Warley Birmingham for 2016 so maybe I see a lot of you there..

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After rhe paintjob was done I started on the new layers of greens. Weapon of choice a RTS greenkeeper 35kV, the same machines I´ll do my workshops with. Although I do own this big expencive Maag 70kV machine I like a bit less power working on my attic. Added a layer of WS fine turf burned grass and a layer of 2mm fibers from a Tsjech company called Modelscene.

Although they look very bright I like the look of fresh short undergrowth..

 

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