2023 in Review

Posted on by renegourley

12 months have gone by in a heartbeat, but if I really pause to consider it, I’m pleased with the year’s results.

January: I bought myself a new toy for Christmas and created a space on the second floor of the heavy shop for it.
February: I re-wheeled the Bachmann Spectrum 4-4-0 and had a second working steam engine.
March: I did the modelling work to convert the Bachmann model into a passable representation of GTR 1120
April: I completed a lot of failed experiments trying to print, score and cut car sides with the Cricut.
May: GTR 1120 emerged from the paint shop
June: Work began on the background for the pasture
July: 716 Mary Street started to look like a house.
August: The laser made quick work of cutting out the pasture background.
September: The pasture received a layer of scenery.
October: I finished the pasture and added the cattle.
November: Completed the coal dock
December: 716 Mary Street is pretty much complete

2 thoughts on “2023 in Review”

  1. @pembroke87.ca That cow grazing scene is wonderful! The backscene works very well too.

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