The building, history, and operation of my HO scale Hitop branch model railroad
Here are a series of photos showing the layout as it looks today, almost finished. I still need to add tons of trees plus some guardrails in places, particularly between the Nitro yard office and Davis Wholesale, but otherwise, it’s done!
The building, history, and operation of my HO scale Hitop branch model railroad
The building, history, and operation of my HO scale Hitop branch model railroad
The building, history, and operation of my HO scale Hitop branch model railroad
The building, history, and operation of my HO scale Hitop branch model railroad
Modeling the IAIS Hills Industrial Spur in HO Scale
Dedicated to the railroad landscape
The adventures of a train fanatic and his friends.
Evoking the West through railroad modelling and a ridiculous amount of other stuff
Penn Central's Connection to Canada in HO Scale
The building, history, and operation of my HO scale Hitop branch model railroad
Railfanning of the KV&O railroad and D&D Mining and Steel.
The building, history, and operation of my HO scale Hitop branch model railroad
Nicely done Steve! My shelf layout is not quite this far along with scenery, etc. Thanks for the inspiration!
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Thank you Stan for the kind words, they’re much appreciated! I think I posted quite awhile ago when I hit a certain milestone visitor wise that one of my main reasons for this website and posting in group pages and one forum I’m no longer in was to show what can be done with a small layout, or shelf layouts, and that hopefully I would perhaps inspire a modeler to build this type of layout, or finish one. I know from posts such as yours and private emails that I have succeeded
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Congratulations on completing structure work! That’s a fantastic milestone and one to celebrate. Yes, there are always trees or details, cars or locomotives, automobiles, etc… to add, but getting all the structures done is amazing. That, and they all look like they fit in the spots where they are. Nothing is oddly colored or out of place. That takes an artists eye. Bravo! Keep on doing great modeling!
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Thank you Jeremy for the kind words, they are very much appreciated….👍
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