Modeling Maine in Narrow Gauge
Welcome, follow along with George Dutka's narrow gauge ramblings featuring his HOn30" Carrabassett and Quebec Ry. diorama's and the On30" Wiscasset and Quebec modules built jointly with Peter Mumby.
Wednesday, 8 October 2025
Thursday, 2 October 2025
Fairbanks on my Module.
Sunday, 28 September 2025
More Fairbanks Flagstop!
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The finished model is resting on the MR article I used to inspire me through this build. |
The trim although spray can painted green got a coating of PanPastel green to better reflect the fading of the green. |
The walls also got a coat of PanPastel grey. I used two tones to get a faded effect. |
The model is complete. I added a grey tarpaper roof to my model. |
Monday, 22 September 2025
Maplewood Flag Stop
I noticed that on the SR&RL Facebook page the group raised the Maplewood flag stop off the ground a couple of weekend ago. Looks better and should last a lot longer too...George Dutka
Thursday, 18 September 2025
Fairbanks, Maine Flagstop
The walls are made from styrene but I used wood for the corner trim and supports. |
My walls are placed on the photo of the MR article I was working from. |
Ready to be assembled |
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Ready for paint. Styrene roof is made. The window and doors are from Grandt Line parts package. |
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I used some wood trim to finish off the rear window as I seen in a photo I have and posted back in the summer. |
Camo Coat green is applied on parts and Rust-Oleum primer is used on walls. |
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The sign in the MR article on the prototype photo was about the right size. So I photocopied it and used blue chalk around the lettering to get the coloring of the sign. |
Tuesday, 9 September 2025
Sheepscot, Maine - Flag Stop
Sunday, 7 September 2025
Alna Center - WW&F Flag Stop
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