This is a chronicle of the construction of the Ozark and Green Mountain Shortline Railroad. Since it is a blog, the most current post is always at the top. If you are reading this for the first time, it is best to start at the beginning of the blog (#1), which unfortunately, is at the bottom. Click on photos or videos to see a larger version. Please feel free to leave comments as you see fit, check back periodically for updates, and thanks for stopping by. May God bless your day.
24 March 2020
7. Coronavirus Down Time
Well, as all of you know by now, most of us have been semi-quarantined to our homes because of the virus. As a result, my insulation installation project has ground to a halt until I can get the replacement windows ordered and installed. So in the interim, I have been working on some structures that will be going on the layout. The first one, a Faller kit, is a cement mixing plant. Here are a couple of photos of the construction and final weathered plant. The photo on the right does not show the weathering as clear as shown in the center photo. I used a white wash on this structure since it will be sitting amongst the gravel, sand and cement, which I figure will create a lot of white dust. I haven't named this industry as yet. Like the previous layout in Utah, names of industries, buildings, rivers, etc., will be named after family members. I want to try my hand at making my own decals before I put any signs up. Now that I think about it, I should have waited till the sign was put on the silo to do the weathering. The next structure will be the roundhouse, which I am building from scratch. See you on the next post.
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