Fn3 "Columbia Pacific Railroad" ( the mining areas )

[Randy May]

Been a couple of years since I've been on here,
On30 before,
moved up to Fn3/1:20.3
still doing a Pacific Northwest Cascades theme,
middle of a summer,
in the mid 1930's
heres a link to this last years work.
thank you,
enjoy,
Randy K. May

http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/t...TOPIC_ID=34666

[Randy May]

[Randy May]

[Night Train]

Absolutely stunning work.

[RW James]

It really is beautiful. Great attention to detail. One thing that really gives depth to the scene is how you drew attention away from the backscene with all the trees placed in front of it.

[Randy May]

Originally Posted by Night Train

Absolutely stunning work.

Hey thanks Nightrain,
glad you enjoyed the diorama,
Randy

[Randy May]

Originally Posted by RW James

It really is beautiful. Great attention to detail. One thing that really gives depth to the scene is how you drew attention away from the backscene with all the trees placed in front of it.

thanks RW James,
the foreground scenery really comes to life with that background depth,
the darkness makes it feel deep,
I try to do a better job each diorama I do,
experience makes it a lttle better each time.
Randy

[Randy May]

Friends,
heres a link to my present diorama under construction if you'd like to check in,
http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/t...TOPIC_ID=34727
this section is called the "Spring Creek" area of the "Columbia Pacific Railroad" story.
Randy

[SimonC]

Awesome stuff Randy. That painted backscene is so effective - had to do a double take to see it was 2D!

[Randy May]

Hey Simon,
thanks for stopping by,

a playful shot on the new diorama;




the new diorama is called the "Spring Creek" area,
a few more miles down the "Columbia Pacific Railroad" story,

Randy