Dawson Creek Subdivision - British Columbia Railway - H0

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Hi there,
thanks for the answers.It´s a lot of fun to build and make changes while I´m building......
Stephen, To follow the pictures I have on hand and also the google maps pictures I found it seems that there are more cut logs coming in.... but I could be wrong.....On my model I think I will also go with the cut logs ...The piles of logs going to the wall so maybe it will look much better with the shorter logs....

And I made some progress or better track changes to the warehouse and GERN Industries Limited area.Here is a drawing with Anyrail for that area

After I´ve played with the current track arrangement for some time I wasn´t happy with that....so I ripped the track off and started from new....okay,I only have to pull out the tracknails....and moved the turnouts around the wood and finaly I found the way to go....

I added some length to the track in front of the loadingdock on the warehouse part.I have to cut the sheet for the new arrangement but that will be no problem....

To the back I´ll be add another smaller non railserved warehouse.As you could see I added the masonite for the backdrop....have to paint it some kind of blue and add some backdrope to both sides of the area...


A bigger change was done on the GERN industries complex because i added a third track for the mill building and seperated it from the to tracks for the elevator.I´ll build an open shed for the loading/unloading area for the hoppers.You could see where it will be placed in the picture below where the metal sheds are located.

The shed will be kitbashed/scratchbuild from Pikestuff parts and sheet...I´m thinking of removing the Walthers grain silo to another location and building an addon to the millbuilding from metal siding....will do a mockup from cardboard and show it here.....
So,that´s all for today.When I´m at home from work this evening I´ll finish tracklaying and will add some feeders....More will follow,soon.

Thank you for looking, any comments are very welcome.

Cheers,Chris