It is time for me to update this introduction. In fact it is way past time! (today is November 10, 2020) I am now starting on my third shelf layout. The first was meant to be a "chainsaw" layout. A place to experiment and learn but not last long. It was around for nine years. Before The end of that time I started another layout. This time it was more of a prototype layout. It was based on the Santa Fe McPherson (Kansas) branch. The four 6'x18" sections of that layout will hopefully be incorporated into a new bedroom sized layout. I expect the McPherson theme to continue. This blog is the story of my three shelf layouts...so far. I am starting construction on my 8'x2' shelf Kansas Pacific layout. No, sorry, it is not set in the 1860's to 1880's. My time frame is kind of broad - 1965 to 1980. During that time when I went to college, lived and worked in Kansas. I rode the train to and from school my freshman and sophomore years, Lived in KC, Kan. and worked in a corn mill in North KC, MO. Went back to grad school and eventually worked in McPherson, KS for 4 years. McPherson was served by 4 (count 'em, 4!) Class 1 railroads. The Rock Island main line, and branches of the ATSF, UP, and MoPac. Was crazy. I wish I had more pictures and notes from my time there. My current project is a small town on the plains. I took a section of a plan from Ian Rice's "Shelf Layouts" book and made a few changes. Mostly, I needed to create a runaround and I have added some interchange/staging tracks to give me a little more reason to exist. I have been out of model railroading for a few years and decided this would be a good way to get back into it. I am also short of space at the moment. I hope this project could be incorporated into a larger layout in the future. I would also like some (maybe a lot 📷 advice on the cutting of hardboard (Masonite (sp?)) for a backdrop and fascia. What tool should I use? I have a saber saw, a table saw, a circular saw, hand saws... A 4x8 sheet of hard board is kind of awkward. I'll accept any and all suggestions. I have some pictures of my shelf construction I'll post as soon as I get them off the camera, sized to post and figure out how to post them here... Ken Glover Chief Engineer, Kansas Pacific Railway (once know as the Eastern Division of the UP)
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"KLAUS" | NETFLIX © The SPA Studios, 2019 |Role: Senior Layout & Background Artist Fishes, fishes, squids, octopuses and more fishes! Here are the backgrounds I painted for the sequence, where Jesper meets Alva for the first time. It was such a challenging one, specially working on the layout, but at the end it became one of my favourite parts in the movie. The layout and background team was made up by very nice and cooperative people. We put in common a lot of resources during the movie and specially for this sequence, where we shared a "fishmarket library". So every BG on this sequence have a lot of elements done by different artists.
