N scale scenery in progress

[Herr Dr. Professor]

Stay with it, even when scenery is tedious work. For a month, the five of us regular Tuesday modelers have been putting down gloppy ground around and in between track on a friend's 900 square foot O gauge railroad. It's tough work, requiring frequent coffee and food breaks.

[maxmekker]

I can only imagine . And I with my small doorsize N scale should have been done by now..

[maxmekker]

another kit done



and testing out some asphalt/concrete paste from Ammo for further road/side roads on the layout

[Herr Dr. Professor]

The building and its associated asphalt and concrete look quite realistic, but North American. What kind of engines and rolling stock will you run? I did see a Ferguson, perfect for Western Europe, the UK, and to a somewhat lesser extent, the US any time from the '50s to even now. And I noticed a boxcar for the Toledo, Peoria, and Western, maybe a Microtrains product.

[maxmekker]

my rolling stock is kinda a mixed batch of whatever I could get hold of ( not much US stuff to be had here in Norway) so that will not be wery realistick in terms of area / and maybe time period also.

[Herr Dr. Professor]

I thought you might prefer European engines and rolling stock. If you want specific US engines or cars, I can likely help, but shipping costs would be a problem (as it is here in the US for European goods).

[maxmekker]

I thought you might prefer European engines and rolling stock. If you want specific US engines or cars, I can likely help, but shipping costs would be a problem (as it is here in the US for European goods).

thanks for the offer. I have a few that have helped me out with receiving ebay stuff and repacking it for shipping to me later . I will let you know if I stumble on to someting good I want