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Posted: Wed Aug 22nd, 2012 01:49 pm

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BIG little locos--

Very nice! Glad that you got them de-bugged.

Some pix of them pulling a consist through those mountains would be great---

Herb

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Posted: Wed Aug 22nd, 2012 01:57 pm

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Would love to see some video of them running.

Im jealous! What a fleet

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Posted: Wed Aug 22nd, 2012 03:46 pm

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I wondering where you guys get those nice photo realistic back drops.

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Posted: Thu Aug 30th, 2012 06:51 am

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Sorry have been awhile in responding

backdropwarehouse.com/

This is one of several suppliers.

Have fun.

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Posted: Mon Mar 18th, 2013 07:37 am

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any updates?

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Hi Don,

I was looking in some older topics and I came here.

What an impressive landscaping.

It has been asked before, but are there any updates?

Alwin

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Hi Don,

I agree to what everyone is saying, the rock moulds are pure awesome, going to be great when finished.
I like the green steamy.

I am modelling the Tehachapi loop on my HO scale layout which is a garden railway set up.

The only scenery I will be having is the Tehachapi loop and working the tunnel 9 module.
Where I am working on now is the bottom track that leads into tunnel 9,
have the other cutting to do also, will leave that to a later date want the trains running first.

I will up date my post once I finish that section, which is in the OO/HO Scale Forum, garden railway topic, under Tony M.

Tony.

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Don

Fantastic!!!

Really very nice done rock formatiopns.
Very convincing. Both, the shapes and the coloring.

:2t:

Daniel

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Here's another method from Down Under.
It's not so top-heavy as the featured one, and the results are very pleasing in my eyes.

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