Mike Chambers from Liberty, Missouri created a beautiful scene
from the Water Tank and Storage Shed kit. Mike’s work has been
 published many times including most recently in the Finescale
Railroader annual! I hope to present more of his work.

Mike also did a magnificent job on the Machine Shop and provided these great close up views. Notice the quality of Mikes wood grain and other subtle details. The texture really leaps out and creates the type of scenes I think are so important. Thanks Mike!

Simply stated, Brian Nolan gets it!
Look at the way the colors blend together in this awesome model of the railroad camp.
The wood is aged naturally with a subtle transition in weathering from structure to structure. The roofing materials blend in with the diorama rather than attract the eye and create a loud diversion.
Thanks for the photographs and keep up the terrific modeling!

Scott Kinzey built a beautiful Wood Cutters Shack then brought
it outdoors capturing a realistic shot of the loggers world.
Looks as though the company has a bit of wood slab ready to fuel
all those cookhouse fires and donkeys out in the woods!

Dave Revelia sent these great views of his Machine Shop
and Engine House combo kitbash. It was featured on the cover
of the October 2002 Railroad Model Craftsman! It is always
such a treat to receive photographs of kitbashed models!
Dave, keep the inspiring models coming!

Doug is a veteran of the Gallery pages having been one of the first
to provide photographs for this section. His work appears later
on in the gallery and is a real treat to see. Here Doug has sent
some great shots of his On3 Blacksmith Car.

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