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Every now and then a little mini-scene presents itself, and is a fun diversion from endlessly planting trees, trees, and more trees. To wit: This little mini-scene at the coaling pocket found at Junction, Arkansas. Once I arrived here with the forestation, thought this little area needed sprucing up... so a few minutes later, this little mini-scene was the result. Fun.Yup, it looks mighty lonesome here. Folk were a might scarce in-between towns back in the Ozarks in 1901. Nary a railfan to be seen. Andre Ming THE Big Cheese and Great Poobah of V Scale Creations
RE: One Little Pic..., Vulcan Foundry, Nov-26-03, 10:20 PM, (1) RE: One Little Pic..., Coonskin, Nov-26-03, 10:30 PM, (2) RE: One Little Pic..., rgarber, Nov-26-03, 10:42 PM, (3) RE: One Little Pic..., dmikulec, Nov-27-03, 05:32 PM, (4) RE: One Little Pic..., DRGWK36, Nov-27-03, 09:05 PM, (5) RE: One Little Pic..., BLW_1946, Nov-27-03, 09:27 PM, (6)
'Tis mine, as are all the objects in the scene. Building a route from scratch is an excercise in learning new skills along with discovering new ways to get frustrated. Many times the frustration outweighs the fun. Eventually though, you get to see little scenes like this take shape in RE before your eyes... and the frustration is pushed aside for a while. Guess it's one of the smaller perks of the trade. Andre Ming THE Big Cheese and Great Poobah of V Scale Creations
I gotta check the screenshots forum out more often. I almost missed this one. Nice looking scene. -- Dave Mikulec (former Charter Member) "the Ohio Southeastern - NKP Project"
Very nice scene, Andre. It's those unique little things that take your eye off the repetitive trees and etc. that we have to deal with in this format, and make the route seem much more realistic.Andy
