anyone who doesn't live Downunder!) on a rather small level area, a little too small in hindsight.
Never mind, I still hope to place a shed or barn somewhere near the house.
Between house and road I always intended to have a dam (pond) for the stock. It again turned
out a little smaller than I had hoped for, but I really don't have the acreage.
I fear that the sheep and cattle may wander off, get run over by trucks or otherwise disappear without trace, as I haven't constructed any fences anywhere... they are on the top of my list of
projects to be done - in the meantime I can only hope they like the grazing well enough where
they are.-
Some more work was also done at the level crossing on the Alexandra road.
It may be of interest to also look again at the approach to Yea, as some work was done there,but
the area is still being improved. Again, no fencing yet...
Finally, once more, the yard at Alexandra... well, the rail fans will just keep taking photos. :-(
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There are a lot of details yet to be added - gutters, downpipes etc., etc. Then there are bigger projects, such as Yea Station. Alexandra platform needs its picket fence mended.
And, and, and ...
Enough for now.
A very Happy Christmas to everyone
and a Healthy and productive New Year,
with a lot of fabulous and satisfying Model(l)ing . Walter.
Walter,
ReplyDeleteWhat a great range of photos. The layout is coming along well.
I particularly like your pond, and excellent job and see the water lillies are already growing.
Keep up the good work,
regards
Bob
Brilliant scenery work Walter! It looks so realistic!
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Shelton
Thanks guys, I'm glad you like it.
ReplyDeleteWalter, your scenery work is a credit to you, I just love the pond!
ReplyDeleteGeoff
Walter you are incredibly talented, very impressive work!
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