
I looked at the video and had to read the whole thread... almost 5 years of work and rare finds.
Over the years I known a number of guys into model railroads but yours, Lee, is GREAT!


Ed Roberts wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2019 10:01 pmLee, thank you very much for this video. I cannot decide if your modeling skills or photographic ability outweigh one another. Then throw in your choice of music. I rise from my chair and salute you. You have captured sadness, gladness and in my opinion hope for better days. Excellent work.
Eddie, Mark, thanks very much for your kind words!Mark Tombleson wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2019 10:24 pmI agree, great skills and the photos are awesome!![]()
I looked at the video and had to read the whole thread... almost 5 years of work and rare finds.
Over the years I known a number of guys into model railroads but yours, Lee, is GREAT!![]()
Thanks! I tried to do as good a representation of East Tennessee as I could. It's far from perfect, but I like how it turned out. That twilight shot, though, was taken from in front of window across the staging yard. Anything beyond the far rail is real-life.
I figured someone here would notice that. I seriously considered putting a god star flag there, but that would be a little too harsh for me. I already have a sailor at the depot with a "USS Indianapolis" marking on his sea bag. But in my version of 1943 Tennessee, all the servicemembers came home after the war.Fushigi Ojisan wrote: ↑Mon Jun 10, 2019 9:44 amThat blue star flag in the house window...that got to me
Dan,
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