Small update.. on my bridge project --I know I've shared some of these with the other place down the hall.. some of you don't go over there. . . OK I know I should come here but I needed to remind some that I am still there.
Drawing I made last Fall (review)
Bridges, spikes, and tie plates ... and
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Re: Bridges, spikes, and tie plates ... and
More info on this, please
Why?
Could post on OST as well........
Erik C Lindgren wrote:......but I needed to remind some that I am still there.
Why?
Could post on OST as well........
Invention, my dear friends, is 93% perspiration, 6% electricity, 4% evaporation, and 2% butterscotch ripple.
Re: Bridges, spikes, and tie plates ... and
Your level of detail and quality of build is excellent as always Erik. Love that bridge.
BH
BH
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That looks much better Eric! Nice job Lad!!
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Re: Bridges, spikes, and tie plates ... and
Once you get to that level of detail, you have to stick to five foot gauge so we can tell it is not real, at least when rolling stock is present.
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Re: Bridges, spikes, and tie plates ... and
So right bud!
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Thank you Guys... it's been an S-Load of work. John Johnson appreciates the fine compliments too.
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Thank you Guys... it's been an S-Load of work. John Johnson appreciates the fine compliments too.
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