I built a shelf layout long before I was into modular railroading. I converted it into a oNetrak module now named Blacksburg Junction. In fact the Carolina Coastal just leased this branch that runs down to Kings Creek from Blacksburg, SC. The module does not represent real trackwork, just uses the idea of a junction with a tunnel such as exists there. The time period for when the trackwork was aimed at was the 20s or 30s. That is what I am still going for with the structures that I hope to find. Temporary stand in for an old engine house with lean-to on the on the middle right, freight house at the lower right, and fuel oil dealer at the lower left. Fuel oil dealer
module I think the fuel oil dealer will be bar mills Earls Oil http://www.barmillsmodels.com/index...ategory_id=7&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=999
module Here is the other end of the module. With some ms paint scenery on it. Buildings by Blair Line, JL Innovative, and American Model Builders. The depot will be this Mill will be this Warehouse will be this There my be a few more similar time frame structures on this end of the module.
a tempura white wash done a couple of times on the two brick buildings The smaller building goes on this module. The larger one goes on my ADM module.
This module needed some love. OK so I finally got around to purchasing some of the planned buildings for it. First up is Hitzeman's feed mill by AMB. Turned out ok considering I have the flu and all. Now with some structures this module starts to take a more definitive shape.
Putting together a Bar Mills Earl's Oil for the module and painted some old autos for that are destined for here as well.
rolling stock Also picked up some rolling stock that was more appropriate for the period I was trying to model. Ryan
Some more time with the rotary and the town is looking a bit more level. The modern buildings are stand ins. All of the buildings will be wooden.
