Furnace Filter Trees for the NMRA Clinic in Richmond - Model Railroad Adventures with Bill EP294

Prepping for the James River Subdivision of the NMRA meet in May 11 2024. Furnace filter trees for this episode. Also some clips of Amtrak around Washington DC as I traveled for work recently 😃
Link to how i make this style of tree from start to finish.
• Build a Tree with Bill...

[@trainmasterbond1970]

Before I forget. Looking forward to when you start your next layout, if and when you do.

[@kenriches7403]

Thx for the vid.

[@luvindemtrains]

Nice technique.

[@vincenthuying98]

Dear Bill, said it before, great to see how you’re preparing the display for the presentation of your tree building clinic. Also, a great reminder in footage of your method. Curious to see how the crowd will react at the NMRA meet. Cheerio

[@davestrains6816]

Loved the train ride. Awesome trees and thanks for sharing. Dave

[@modeltrainaficionado7195]

excellent looking trees bill!! definitely will try this. thanks for sharing !

[@lynnmccurdythehdmmrc2561]

Super cool How To and demo. Nice train ride video too. Hope Dennis doesn't get queasy watching.

[@MyFingerLakesRailwayLayout]

Lot of work, but then end result is worth it. I'm getting the hang of deciduous trees, I need to challenge myself with some evergreens. Thanks for the video, enjoyed the Amtrak ride. Take care!

[@trainmasterbond1970]

Just dropping you a quick note. I have been using your style of tree building on my 0n30 layout. Yes, I have tweaked it just a bit like any modeling person does, but thank you for all you do. Hoping next year I can get my layout to the Coastal Rail Buff show for 2025. Thanks again.

[@plunkervillerr1529]

The bottom of my Folger Can was rusted out, so I trashed it and am using an old A&P can instead.