New ACTRR Updates


Gavin and I managed to get a video update done on the ACTRR yesterday as well as some basic switching for Mr G and I to practice the basic building and industry locations.


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Mike
 
Yesterday I had some time to make video #40 on the Albuquerque Carnuel & Tijeras RR.
Not complete on the forest end but getting there after the helix placement.



[video=youtube;2OAd5YUcBmw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OAd5YUcBmw[/video]


 
Sorry Guys , it has been a while but just got back out to the room and here is the area I have been working on.
I am trying to get roads put in and figured out. I will again use roofing felt and hot glue to make these.

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Mike
 
Great work Mike, keep the progress coming as best as you can. Not easy finding time or motivation to get down to the layout. I know this all to well myself.
 
syrous said:
Great work Mike, keep the progress coming as best as you can. Not easy finding time or motivation to get down to the layout. I know this all to well myself.
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Actually I got pretty hyped up once the plastering was done.
Mike
 
Today I got the road forms in and some base scenery. Need to do some more painting and when the glue drys , tint the ballast.

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Mike
 
Today I got the road painted and some base scenery down in the area. I also got the track and ballast stained. Got some stain on the road as well. Now for the fun detail stuff.
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Mike
 
You're rolling right along with this area! Nice work on the roads, track and scenery. What do you use for painting the roads?
 
A2TwrOpr said:
You're rolling right along with this area! Nice work on the roads, track and scenery. What do you use for painting the roads?
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Thanks , I used Grimey Black for the base coat and then regular craft Black watered down and washed on. I will later put oil slicks on with weathering powders.
Mike
 
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