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Rod Fredericks handed me the following pictures at the Portland Narrow Gauge Convention in 1999. These were the first pictures of a built-up Shelby's Marine I had seen. Rod's modeling is first rate and his attention to detail is obvious. |
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Keith Mader added a lot of extra detailing and stonework to his Shelby’s diorama. He also changed the layout of the buildings to fit his space. The difference between Keith and Rod's Shelby's illustrates and interesting point. Keith's stonework and layout changes really make this diorama look like it fits an eastern locale. A dramatic change from Rod's southern or western flavor. |
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