Covid-19 projects on the bench

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I know I haven't been posting much here or there and can't explain much why. I've been working very diligently on some very enjoyable railroad projects but have not felt motivated to take any photos. I know everyone says it is easy to work with photos and import them from other sites but I feel like I am gradually being beaten down by technology. I still can't get off my butt and just do it.

It happens.

[bob turner]

That's our loss. You and John along with two or three others have the best railroads I have seen. I have a soft spot for PRR and NW. The last two steamers I saw in the mid-50s were PRR and NW.

I am horrible about this modern stuff - and I have programmed complex stuff in Fortran, Basic, Assembly, and machine languages. But Shutterfly is truly trivial - lots easier than the old Photobucket.

[Chris Rock]

Bob,
I appreciate that. Hopefully I can get motivated.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Bob,
I appreciate that. Hopefully I can get motivated.

I certainly hope so.....

I have periods where I can barely go into my shop........and then those for no apparent reason wear off; takes weeks usually. Miserable time, too.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

This is done.

[bob turner]

Excellent underbody weathering. Looks a lot like a 1943 Taylorcraft wing I am fooling with.

[rogruth]

Very nice. Freelanced?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Excellent underbody weathering. Looks a lot like a 1943 Taylorcraft wing I am fooling with.

Thanks! Minwax Walnut is makes it easy!

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Very nice. Freelanced?

Actually derived from a SR&RL 2' gauge car.