Building Mountains On My Model Railroad | Update 2

In this update of my On30 Model Railroad, I focus on the progress of my mountain and tunnel/rock shed. Everything about building these layouts is all about patience, sometimes it takes weeks or months just to complete a project, and in this case I got the first layer of plaster cloth down on the mountain, but next will come a second layer of plaster cloth and then a layer of plaster for sculpting the rock features. Lots of interesting work on the way!

This is my On30 scale layout called Tumblerock Canyon Railroad. It is O scale running on HO scale tracks to simulate a 30 inch gauge between the rails. As such all the buildings and scenery will be in O scale and all the trains are narrow-gauge equipment. This layout will be an ode to Oregon Country of the 1890's where logging, farming, and mining were king. The layout will be covered in forested hills and mountains, and the small town will be merely a whistle stop for the local industries as passengers and cargo are transported to Portland to go further distances.

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