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Out with the big scenic divider!
Here is what remains of the mountain range that used to run down
the middle peninsula. |
Pulling the mountains suddenly left
the backsides of un-detailed buildings exposed, so George has
worked to make them viewer ready. |
The Franklin Watchworks has already
found a home on the new redeveloped area. |
This is a great construction pic-
you can really see how George fits everything together.
Great to see the signal tower fins a home too... |
Not the greatest picture, but a very
great covered bridge! Now if I can just get George to
advertise for Pepsi and not Coke... |
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This is simply great. I love the windows and how the church
sets down into the scenery. |
Making our way around to the
Franklin side of the layout we come across this desolate bridge.
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Action on the mainline! Trains
wind their way out of Franklin and into the woods for a complete
change of scenery. |
This is one of my favorite areas.
There is so much to look at in a very small area. And its not even
city scenery! |
A different view of the same scene, showing George's great
stonework. |
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Lots of different textures make thins interesting. As do
little details like the honk sign. |
A good overhead shot showing the
parking area near the previous scenes. Notice how realistic
the coloring is... |
More FSM kits find homes! The
sawmill and engine house look right at home in this rural scenery.
The water adds a nice touch as well. |
Great use of elevation and things
are definitely getting greener! I was really amazed how great all
of the forest came out. |
George proves he is a master of forest scenery as well as urban
cityscapes. All of the rock is foam- no more plaster. |
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<-- A parting shot...... |
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