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 Posted: Sun May 17th, 2020 04:13 pm
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Mother Nature weathering at it's finest,
I don't have that worry yet. 

L:

A fair bit to go yet.

Second river need's to be added in,
on the approach to the canyon from the yard.  :)

Spur will serve a small Manganese Mine operation one day.




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Hi Ken  :wave:



You inspire me to have a look at my 'Tri-ang' Girder Bridge hoard !  :shocked:


I was hanging onto them for future 'Transcontinental' HO use ...  L:

... but they could be quite funky for 1:35n2 as well.  :mex:





I have always been quite envious of the 'Tri-ang' Canadian version, in genuine rust-colour ! ...  :cool:

... mine are the British dark grey versions.  :f:



:java: :moose: :dt:



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Interesting color scheme.


The two I have are both grey in color,

along with the Triang stone arch bridge.


I have more bridge's  :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang:  then I can use,
 
short of getting rid of my wood / metal / project side of the basement,

and extending the layout, not likely to happen.




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" The two I have are both grey in color,

along with the Triang stone arch bridge "



Hi Ken  :wave:  Eh!


Well I'm totally devastated !  :sad:

I have been dreaming  :hyp:  of a rusty Canadian 'Tri-ang' Truss for years !  :time:





Grey ... Eh!  :shocked:

Just goes to show ... Don't believe everything you read !  :us:

The truth IS out there !!  :shades:



" I have more bridge's  :bang: :bang: :bang: :bang:  then I can use "


Of course, you would have to step up work  :slow:  on the FRock(TM) production-line as well !  :old dude:


Are you thinking of using the the grey stone arch 'Tri-ang' River Bridge anywhere ?  ???

I admit to having 1 of those in my HOARD as well !  :P



:cool:



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 Posted: Thu May 28th, 2020 07:11 pm
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Just last night, finished up two more slab's of FRock,

need to install backing support's for mounting.


Might try to fit in the Tri-ang River Bridge in,  L:

it may workout in El Diablo Canyon,

but will need to see how the river works out first.


As the canyon is on a 90 degree bend,

placing scenery so it is acceptable to be seen from both ends,

is the challenge at the moment.

:bang:

Plus it all has to be removable, just in case.




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" Just last night, finished up two more slab's of FRock "



Hi    Ken  :wave:



I guess you won't be needing wallpaper soon !  ;)  Eh !

I hope you NEWest made FRocks are lookin' good.  [whack]



I discovered my foam stash, in a very large box upstairs ...  :shocked:

... you never know ? ... The :moose: Rly. might need a NEW FRock !  :P



:java::moose: :dt:



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West end other then ballasting completed.

Still having trouble blending East end to this portion,
getting closer though, have used (pitched) a lot of styrofoam so far.

Trying to decide on a Tunnel or Rock/Snowshed on the East approach.  L:
I have enough vertical rock formations at this time.
The K&S did have a Rock/Snowshed on the line.

If the Rly had been extended to Silverton as planned,
they may have had to build a tunnel along Denver Canyon at some point.  :)

All the scenery is still removable, 4 sections so far, 1 or 2 yet to go.

When :us: will I be satisfied :2t: with the East approach?
Stay tuned as I work on it.

Still have a pile of styrofoam, furniture foam & plaster wrap to use up or pitch yet!  L:







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" Still having trouble blending East end to this portion,
getting closer though, have used (pitched) a lot of styrofoam so far.

Trying to decide on a Tunnel or Rock/Snowshed on the East approach.  L:
I have enough vertical rock formations at this time.
The K&S did have a Rock/Snowshed on the line. "



Hi    Ken  :wave:



Rock/Snowshed ... Eh !  :P


I can't quite imagine the 'East End' ... But a Rock/Snowshed sounds  C :cool: :cool: L  :thumb:


Good to hear your 'FRock'(TM) supply isn't running out  :)  despite pitched styro. !  :f:


:java::moose:


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Si.

Lots of  :bang:  needs to be done, to shape the contours,

for the Rock Shed to fit within reason.  L:


Do I build the shed then add the mountain ?

Or fit the shed to the mountain ?  ???


Only a bit of  :bang:  :bang:  will tell.




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 " Do I build the shed then add the mountain ?

Or fit the shed to the mountain ? "



Hi    Ken  :wave:



The view through the rock cut is looking good, with the trees in the background.  :thumb:





On the shed building ... Perhaps a bit of both.  L:

You could start a real 1:48 ROCK SLIDE !  :shocked:  & see where it should go.  ;)



:java::moose: :dt:



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