As far as riwer pillar is concerned you can also imagine that there were a heavy rains last days and as a result of flood there are some pieces of trees and some other stuff anf rubbish around the pillar ...

This is really great that you share your techniques. Trees look realistic. I can add one technique I used for 1:220 and 1:700 trees - see here: http://www.talkingtgauge.net/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=32&p=7897#p7897 Especially look at the link to the video. As far as foliage material is concerned there is...

This is TGV style progress !

Sounds like a really interesting project based on real place. Have fun building it. I really wait for the bridge !

1:700 birch trees

http://postimg.org/image/hdk5bmnh3/

You goi very fast with this project !

Nutter wrote:pictures as promised

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Looks good - especially interior construction.

Motor car has been finished. Motorized chassis added. Again I am positively surprised with the low speed achived:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5qe3xjw70E

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-9qdvsukc0

Hi Pawel, pls, explain how to do the windows. BR, Siegfried To make windows I use Humbrol ClearFix. This is clear gel liquid. Do not shake before application to prevent creation of little air bubbles. For application I use toothpick. You get some gel on toothpick and touch all inside edges of the w...

I started some job on the motor car.Again this is 3D printed item from Shapeways after some painting. Windows were made using Humbrol ClearFix.

https://postimg.org/image/414tm8x9v/

martink wrote: It really all depends on decent points becoming available. I'm in the same boat, eagerly awaiting those new ones.

Do you have any experiance with new motorized points ? Are they unreliable ?
Pawel

Doug,
This is really an interesting and challanging project. I looked at some photos of real bridge. I could add one idea and challange. Some sailing yachts cruising moving under bridges !

Pawel

Hi. That looks really really good! I tried some narrow gauge in T as well, but the chassis chaked a lot due to the relative high center of gravity. Did you have this Problem as well? Hi. Thanks for positive response to those models. It is true that chassis center of gravity may be a problem. This i...

I also added passanger car with the luggage compartment. This one is motorized with 19 metre motorized chassis. Windows were added using Humbrol ClearFix. I got the train with steam engine workable. I was really positively surprised with realistic speed one can achive with T-gauge stock: https://www...

Congratulations. This layout deserves awards !

Next car is also a gondola. This time I extended the chassis and added some details (second live of some metal parts from Marklin Z 6 azis flat car). I added a load of some aggriculture products: https://postimg.org/image/hpcqlbd7j/ https://postimg.org/image/5m7exr25b/ https://postimg.org/image/ja58...

Next stage is to add wooden 4 axis gondola. I decided to upgrade the Shapeways design by adding brakeman's cab. This cab is adapted from Marklin Z-scale passanger car which needed some rebuilding to fit more to Polish context. The most important part of rebuilding was removal of brakemen's cab. Re-u...

Finally I destroyed weathering ... I decided this car should be typical goods car not a "passanger" baggage car. In Polish reality it means that I had to repaint this car. Final painting is brown.

https://postimg.org/image/b74h50kx9/

I thing some weathering shoul be added to it in future.

Very impressive layout. Congratulations.

Most of my trees are bigger (1:220) but I was inspired by fellow modeller from Poland making his models (not working) in 1:700 (cars, railway models, buildings). You can find some of his job here: http://evadam.pl/en/ I belive his models can be some good benchmarks for T scale scenery. I also used t...