Catenary is up to the snow shed
I have installed the RhB catenary up to the start of the snow shed. I worked on that last night, but I have to get the plaster cloth and Sculptimold applied before installing the snow shed. I also have brick card stock to line the lower wall inside the shed and the approach to it.
Here is a short video of the progress so far. The locomotive is a Bemo ABe 4/4 III.
Comments
good job , especially in the condition you have at the moment , what color green is that by the way ? i will be using dark green on mine for the base color , so i am wondering if i should start mixing .
I don't know what color that is. I just picked a grass-looking green from a color chip at Walmart and said I'll take a quart of this green.
That mountain has had further work since this was taken and the card stock rock wall is up, but not finished.
Michael:
Looks great. I finally finished fine-tuning my catenary. Great idea to install it before you have ballasted everything.
Ulrich
makes me wish we had a Walmart here
the only thing near by is K MART 
and in no way they stock anything like paint except poster paint. i can not even get chalk board green .
What show! The catenary is live? I would pay admission to see this remarkable layout. The open tourist coach is the cherry on top.
Chops:
On DCC powered layouts, the catenary is decorative since it is not needed. Actually having powered catenary may cause problems.
Ulrich
Well, it looks great, and that is interesting to know. Myself, I have not graduated beyond "air" catenary.
Installing catenary creates an incredible visual impact to a layout. It just isn't the same without it. I hope to finish the DB catenary this winter.
I completely agree, MichealE. There is no substitute. I look forward to seeing your efforts, perhaps it will give me the nudge that I need. One issue I have is that sometimes I like to recreate Victorian era British steam, before catenary was developed for the railway, even little forays into the early 19th century. I have more scenery to do on Henley, but I fear, none the less, I will end up with a cluttered ambience.