This is the 'teaser' for a documentary.
http://tinytracksdoc.com/
Uncle Al
For those who enjoy model trains & such
For those who enjoy model trains & such
Check out the detail of this layout in Toronto.
This is the 'teaser' for a documentary.
http://tinytracksdoc.com/
Uncle Al
This is the 'teaser' for a documentary.
http://tinytracksdoc.com/
Uncle Al
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Grand Musician of the Grand Lodge, I.O.O.F. of Texas 2008-2025
When asked 'Why the Kilt?'
I respond-The why is F.T.H.O.I. (For The H--- Of It)
Grand Musician of the Grand Lodge, I.O.O.F. of Texas 2008-2025
When asked 'Why the Kilt?'
I respond-The why is F.T.H.O.I. (For The H--- Of It)
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moonshadow
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Re: For those who enjoy model trains & such
Cool!
When I lived in Pulaski, there was (and still is for that matter) a transportation museum that opened a few years ago. Inside it has a working O gauge replica of downtown Pulaski circa 1950's. It's very detailed, and very large. There is also a lot of neat history about the town, including one shot of the lot where my house used to sit, prior to it's being built.
Model train enthusiast passing through might want to stop and check it out:
http://www.theratcliffemuseum.com/our-e ... n-display/
The Raymond Ratcliff Transportation Museum, Pulaski VA 24301. I81 exit 94 (VA), go downtown and take a right on Washington Ave, past the post office, and across the tracks. The museum is next to the shopping center with county offices and a Dollar General. You'll also just be a few blocks from where I used to live!
When I lived in Pulaski, there was (and still is for that matter) a transportation museum that opened a few years ago. Inside it has a working O gauge replica of downtown Pulaski circa 1950's. It's very detailed, and very large. There is also a lot of neat history about the town, including one shot of the lot where my house used to sit, prior to it's being built.
Model train enthusiast passing through might want to stop and check it out:
http://www.theratcliffemuseum.com/our-e ... n-display/
The Raymond Ratcliff Transportation Museum, Pulaski VA 24301. I81 exit 94 (VA), go downtown and take a right on Washington Ave, past the post office, and across the tracks. The museum is next to the shopping center with county offices and a Dollar General. You'll also just be a few blocks from where I used to live!
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Fred in Skirts
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Re: For those who enjoy model trains & such
That is some kind of modeling. the attention to detail is fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
Fred
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Always be yourself because the people that matter don’t mind and the ones that mind don’t matter.
Re: For those who enjoy model trains & such
Absolutely lovely stuff and the hours of dedication invested is mind-boggling.
From the photography point of view, it's pity that the depth of focus tends to be so short when photographing miniature scenes, so parts are blurred other than those immediately in the center. Perhaps there are now some very mini cameras that can overcome this.
Just a thought.
Tom
From the photography point of view, it's pity that the depth of focus tends to be so short when photographing miniature scenes, so parts are blurred other than those immediately in the center. Perhaps there are now some very mini cameras that can overcome this.
Just a thought.
Tom
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