


Made more "Bayou Poles" today!
I call them that because I've always seen telegraph poles like this when I would take the Amtrak here in the Deep South around bayous and other water ways.



I call them that because I've always seen telegraph poles like this when I would take the Amtrak here in the Deep South around bayous and other water ways.
I'm going to use two (2) printer paper ream box lids to build a Sears department store similar to the ones in the picture. The front facing facade is going to consist of two lids stacked on top of each other consisting of four boxes with an additional lid in the back. The side windows are going to be made of styrene strips and clear plastic. The only thing I'm worried about is the SEARS logo. I need to find someone who has a 3D printer for them to make a clear version of the SEARS logo that I will then paint red for lighting.
Used insent sticks and glass jewelry beads to make this by hand.
Nana Visitor from "Fate" In the Heat of the Night (1988).
Come to think of it, there is potential for a "Far Beyond the Stars" fanfic set in the Deep South around this time. Like a Southern Gothic take on the episode. Visitor definitely embodies the looks of an aristocratic white woman from the South in this episode. I guess Sisko would be a transient who stumbles into town looking for work and is charmed by her. in fact, Kira Nerys sounds like a Southern name if you play around with it. I guess the Cardassians could be the archetype racist cops. Just something I was planning around with.
This is the Ocmulgee River in South Central Georgia. I'm thinking about using three sheets of 2" DOW insulation house foam (two sheets stacked on top of each other) then, I'm going to take a wire brush saw to carve out a wide tributary with uneven depths to give the impression of a real river. What paints can I use on foam that won't melt it? Then, I'll add the water and vegetation. Does anyone know where I can get a realistic water maker and how are the white foam rapids made?
Spectrum Airlines Boeing 787-8. Custom livery hand painted by me.
I will eventually acquire a proper Phase III locomotive.
Geek out in the explanations below!
Mood and reduced lighting.
Sensory upholstery on seating.
Noise cancelling headphones.
Much more leg room (heavily inspired by the spacious interior of the Lockheed L-1011 *Trijet*.)
A floral interior design color scheme (lavenders and blues).
Comfort food and drinks of one's choosing.
Interactive touchscreen flight status menu.
A lounge for standing and walking around.
In-flight entertainment on demand.
Less crowded.
Privacy curtains.
Reclining seats.
Navy cracker jacks for steward uniform dress.
Basically, a whole different airline for a specific type of clientele, although NTs are certainly welcome to travel with us!
Did I leave out anything?
🫡😊✈️
Mood and reduced lighting.
Sensory upholstery on seating.
Noise cancelling headphones.
Much more leg room (heavily inspired by the spacious interior of the Lockheed L-1011 Trijet.)
A floral interior design color scheme (lavenders and blues).
Comfort food and drinks of one's choosing.
Interactive touchscreen flight status menu.
A lounge for standing and walking around.
In-flight entertainment on demand.
Less crowded.
Privacy curtains.
Reclining seats.
Navy cracker jacks for steward uniform dress.
Basically, a whole different airline for a specific type of clientele, although NTs are certainly welcome to travel with us!
Did I leave out anything?
🫡😊✈️
These are some of my favorite movies ever!
I took these during the celebration for the 30th anniversary of the movie Twister.
I'm particularly interested in the horrific tornado outbreak from 1925 (The Tri-state Tornado.)
I'm trying to hook up two ovals if possible.
Now, I just need to switch out the couplers with horn ones, if possible.
Went to the model train show here at the North Florida Fairgrounds today in Tallahassee, Florida!