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Arsenic And Old Lace : Ikeda-Barry Creative
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Arsenic And Old Lace. On Monday, September 20, 2010 · Leave a Comment. Can it still be called a mystery if everyone knows this famous story? Old ladies poisoning lonely little old pensioners and traveling salesmen, burying them in the basement and collecting their life insurance. When we decided to work in miniature the image quickly came together. The figures are from Central Hobbies. A model railway shop, and the bottle was an old one we kept for just such a purpose. Middot; Tagged with Arsenic.
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Jaggy-Bahn Blog: May 2012
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My ever growing N scale empire, loosely based on the Gotthardbahn of Switzerland. May 2, 2012. Work on the JaggyBahn has ground to a halt as I finish my game, Sleeping Dogs. Here's the game, for the curious: http:/ sleepingdogs.net/. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Euro Rail Hobbies (Shop). My LHS: Central Hobbies. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.
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Jaggy-Bahn Blog: The BBC reports on train travel in Switzerland
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My ever growing N scale empire, loosely based on the Gotthardbahn of Switzerland. February 4, 2013. The BBC reports on train travel in Switzerland. Http:/ www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-21294241. I had a similar experience in Italy, leaving me thinking these wonderful machines are run by pretty ugly companies who could stand to learn something about customer experience and service from industries that face more direct competition. Profits made on fining your market are a short term strategy.
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Jaggy-Bahn Blog: March 2012
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My ever growing N scale empire, loosely based on the Gotthardbahn of Switzerland. March 24, 2012. Work has been ongoing but it is not work with much visual appeal and so I've been reluctant to post, as I know everyone likes pictures. Here's what's new:. I now have 43 sensors (vertical reed switches) on my track, and 5 in hand. I'm going to hold off on installing the last few till I have a good sense of my current coverage. More, with pictures, soon! March 4, 2012. And some weathering too). At this point ...
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Jaggy-Bahn Blog: December 2011
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My ever growing N scale empire, loosely based on the Gotthardbahn of Switzerland. December 31, 2011. Image Stacking a new structure. Recently I've been experimenting with a macro lens and image stacking. Below are two images produced with Zerene Stacker and a 100mm Macro lens, each image was built from 7 exposures, each with slightly different focus. In the close up you can just make out the switch controls inside the building, and the two operators standing at their levers. Click for higher res. Note th...
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Jaggy-Bahn Blog: November 2011
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My ever growing N scale empire, loosely based on the Gotthardbahn of Switzerland. November 26, 2011. Beauty Peel: Before and After. Today I added a second and third layer of flocking, filled some patches, painted my retaining wall, and some new textures about the tracks. Then after a few hours of drying time I peeled away the masking materials. Boom! Everything suddenly looks better! I used an unfortunately wide tape here, but it's easily corrected. Look how shiny it is! I must weather this soon! After s...
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Jaggy-Bahn Blog: Image Stacking
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My ever growing N scale empire, loosely based on the Gotthardbahn of Switzerland. August 6, 2012. I've been playing with my camera again! One frustration I have in photographing all my little trains is the shallow depth of field one always gets with n scale. So, today I made a small project of going the other way, and the result is the image above. Full size image here. Gear: Canon 60D, 100mm macro lens, F11, 1"3, 400 ISO, small tripod, Zerene Stacker software. PS: The blog and train project is not dead,...
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Jaggy-Bahn Blog: August 2011
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My ever growing N scale empire, loosely based on the Gotthardbahn of Switzerland. August 8, 2011. I've returned from Europe and will be posting again soon. I plan to have several posts relating to my trip that I suspect will be of interest to you, including the National Rail Museum in York, Catalonia Rail Museum near Barcelona, the Rail Museum in Naples, my experiences shopping for N gauge in the UK and some general comments about the train travel along the way. Links to this post. My LHS: Central Hobbies.
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Jaggy-Bahn Blog: FLIRT Update
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My ever growing N scale empire, loosely based on the Gotthardbahn of Switzerland. February 5, 2013. A victory for obstinacy! This is the "bad end". And for comparison, here's the good side. Can you see the bulge in photo one? Bonus points if you can tell me which Sci Fi series is referenced in these images! Ive never been into Dr Who but that shape looks like what I think is a Dalek. You are correct Sir! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A brief photo tour of recent progress. Euro Rail Hobbies (Shop).
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Jaggy-Bahn Blog: January 2012
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My ever growing N scale empire, loosely based on the Gotthardbahn of Switzerland. January 28, 2012. I for one welcome our new computer overlords! That's why I've been busy handing over control of the layout to my computer. I plan to post detailed reviews and comments on the software, hardware, setup and operation but for now this just a quick overview of what is new. What's a dongle you ask? Feedback Modules used: 2x LDT RM-88-N 16 fold standard feedback module. Has worked very reliably with the ECOS, no...
