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Anderson Iron Works
Anderson Iron Works		 Cherokee Brick Sales
Cherokee Brick Sales		 Parts for building structure laid out
Parts for building structure laid out		 Building panel on the sprue
Building panel on the sprue
Working on the building
Working on the building		 Applying the 'mortar'.
Applying the 'mortar'.		 Painted parts drying
Painted parts drying		 Two panels with mortar
Two panels with mortar
Assembling the structure
Assembling the structure		 Building with instructions
Building with instructions		 Norfolk Southern SD 70 M2
Norfolk Southern SD 70 M2		 Maxwell Avenue Home
Maxwell Avenue Home
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John Burger13-Nov-2012 00:09
Interesting gallery. Love the Southern Railway models. I worked for them in Chattanooga.
Karin Doeling24-Sep-2011 12:12
Very impressive modell-railraod with pretty details. I like it.
jarrell05-May-2011 11:45
Thank you for your suggestion, Ali. Most of the photographs I take of the model railroad are posted on websites that are specifically for model railroaders. A good portion of these people are not on high speed internet connections but rather still on dial up connection. Thus I try to keep the images small enough for them to load faster. Also, most modelers want to see things as sharply as possible, front to back.. so I 'usually' try to accomplish this. So, it's a balancing act between making the photos the right size both for quicker viewing and large enough to see some detail. Every now and then I get a little more 'artsy' and use depth of field to be more creative. :)
Jarrell
Guest 01-May-2011 15:55
I love your work. Your pictures are excellent as they are.
But I do have a suggestion. How about if you use large
apertures to focus on one subject in your pictures and throw
the background and foreground out of focus?
I think this could make the pictures look more like real life.
Also, I wish you would post larger size pictures of your model
trains and the detailed environment you have created for them.
I like looking at the details.
Your work is like a pleasant dream.
Keep up the good work.
Ali.

Ehud Dekel05-Mar-2011 20:28
Very precise and inspired modelling. Ehud
Guest 17-Sep-2010 03:34
I love your model trains.
They remind me of my childhood.
Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)25-Mar-2010 21:22
Incredible work! BV
Ciao,
Paolo
jarrell01-Dec-2007 13:05
It's never too late to have a happy childhood! :)
Glen Allen24-Nov-2007 03:52
Great Gallery and great railway set up...
Peter Sussex23-Nov-2007 22:46
Looking at your images I become a child again, thank for the feeling. Otherwise well spotted, excellent captures. My compliments. Big Vote!
Larry Grace10-Aug-2007 10:17
Nice gallery here. The photography is 1st rate here.
Dick Craven26-Jan-2007 22:40
You have a nicely designed layout, well built layout. Nice photographs also.
Your 314CL Cat backhoe makes a good load. I should try that.
You even seem to have a well trained dog.
Have a good day.
Vilone22-Jan-2006 22:20
Nice collection!
Vilone22-Jan-2006 22:19
Nice collection!
Guest 20-Jan-2006 13:44
Very nice gallery
Ron Horloff13-Jan-2006 18:41
Fascinating gallery, Jarrell. I'm sure Bubba likes it also.
Ron
Ashley Hockenberry15-Nov-2005 03:04
Well done!
j.churchill 17-Aug-2005 22:03
HI, nice to see other people's layouts,I live in England and am building a UP layout!
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