Projects Installed, Temporarily

Managed to break away from Nurse duties long enough to take the three projects up to the layout to see how they might work.

My goodness it's hard to see the desk and chair in the woodyard shed.  I'm still trying to figure out whose idea this was.  You can see the desk just inside the window, and barely make out the "shadow" of the chair through the window "glass".

 If you look through the window on the fuel oil side, the bottom of the chair and part of the chair's legs can be seen.

A little imagination helps.  I guess I'll have to be pointing out these details since it will be doubtful that anyone would notice, otherwise!

The Nash Ambassador looks right at home lined up with other vehicles beside the Cotton Factory.  I doubt that you'd find a pink Cadillac among the cars parked at the mill, but I ran out of vehicles.  Guess that means a new shopping list for the next visit to New Brookland model railroad shop in Cayce.  That's all assuming that a parking lot will be installed for the workers at the mill.

And, the well-weathered Southern Railway boxcar looks pretty good behind the Switcher, which might need a little weathering, itself.  Parking lot and Switcher are for another day. . . or two.