Impressions from last weekends FREMO annual gathering

Hallo all,

some impressions from last weekend can be found on the FREMO americaN-Homepage

Because of size restrictions, I posted some interesting pictures on my own homepage with more pixel

 

Wow.

That's pretty much all I can say.
Amazing work.

Wish our modules looked 1/2 as good.

 

berNd,

Very impressive modules and photography - good stuff!

Mike

 

I have always liked the FREMO concept. I just wish there was a group here in Seattle.

 

Awesome scenery and modules. Very nice photos too! Thanks for sharing.

 

Hello Bernd,

the photos turned out great! I love the low-angle shot of the J with Sarah Creek Yard in the background: Everything is in focus!! Amazing!!

It was such a fun meeting, can't wait for Lauffen.
Cheers
Dirk

 

This is scenery work of the highest order! It represents the kind of realism that I'll be striving for when I get to that point on my layout. The focus-stacked shots are really exceptional too; if you had a backdrop of some sort to mask the Gymnasium background, they would be over-the-top.

 

Awesome! Very impressed with the scenery and detail. Keep up the good work as it encourages us all to do better.

 

Beautiful...very inspiring! Thank you for sharing your work.

 

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PNW_Freemo_N/join

This is a small group and seem to be spread out, but they are growing and active.

 

Very nice work. Always amazes me how someone so far away the prototype can replicate common scenes so well. If someone asked me to model a German prototype I'd be lost.

Bob

 

Hi Dirk,

the first video showcasing a single americaN module is about your Sabillasville Curve. Congratulations!

[video=youtube_share;edPnp-W3BOU]http://youtu.be/edPnp-W3BOU[/video]

 

Wow.

Agree with MC, wow!

OK, how did your decidous trees end up looking so very real?

 

Wow!

Hello Bernd, I am speechless! Your videos are great, many thanks for all the hard work filming, "producing" and sharing them. They also highlight where I need to improve the modules. I never realized that the barn has a pronounced "lean" to it, and fixing some of the bumps in the track is already on top of my priortity lists once the moduls are back in my workshop. BadlandNP: The trees are homebuild, using Supertree armatures. I painted them gray with an light overspray in brown using rattlecans. The flock is leftovers from previous builds. Cheers Dirk

 

Wow, your stuff is so good even the Predator showed up! Everything does look really good, congratulations!

 

Awesome work BerNd !!! the video and stacking is very professional ! I like the end of train video with the steam engine chasing !!!

 

A great module and a great video
Thanks for sharing.

 

I also liked the Happy Frustration sign. The scenery is great. Liked the long horn on the road and don't see mailboxes along the road much. Thank you for shareing.
Dan

 

Ok, finally watched the video, wow! The NP W-3 got me excited a bit and then the chased train! Wow! Very nice!