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Jerry "And in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. Lincoln Country: USA | Posts: 10765 Terrell Fireman Posted - 04/08/2018 :  1:57:57 PM     That looks like a very wise investment, Larry ! Country: | Posts: 1675 BigLars Engineer Premium Member Posted - 04/08/2018 :  4:56:38 PM     Thanks everyone. I got the pieces home in one piece and test fit them near the guns. Happy to report I picked a compatible size. I going to finish letting them dry and then paint them up. My current build: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=50375 Country: USA | Posts: 11228 Ensign Fireman Posted - 04/08/2018 :  5:49:07 PM     Larry, that must be German modeling clay. Das look good! They really look excellent! Greg Shinnie Country: Canada | Posts: 7774 Guff Fireman Premium Member Posted - 04/08/2018 :  7:17:05 PM     Nice work Larry. Working in clay is fun and great for adding details to a scene. Dave Country: USA | Posts: 1526 Hopeless Fireman Posted - 04/08/2018 :  9:19:55 PM     Larry, That is very impressive with a bag of clay and a butter knife. Roland Country: USA | Posts: 1818 TRAINS1941 Engineer Premium Member Posted - 04/08/2018 :  11:39:35 PM     Great work Larry. Jerry "And in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. Lincoln Country: USA | Posts: 10765 friscomike Crew Chief Premium Member Posted - 04/09/2018 :  06:04:19 AM       Larry, the scene is looking good and very inspiring. Persist! ~mike Okie logging camp diner (http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=50236) and Okie logging camp kitchen: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=47400&whichpage=1 Country: USA | Posts: 912 Frank Palmer Fireman Posted - 04/09/2018 :  10:51:20 AM       I wish the new recruits good luck! Hopefully for them it's late 1918. Edited by - Frank Palmer on 04/09/2018 10:52:53 AM Country: USA | Posts: 4817 Carl B Fireman Premium Member Posted - 04/09/2018 :  11:27:27 AM       Wow- nice work with the clay! Country: USA | Posts: 2967 Rick Administrator Premium Member Posted - 04/09/2018 :  11:35:59 AM     Excellent! As you think, so will you be. Country: USA | Posts: 22280 Philip Fireman Premium Member Posted - 04/09/2018 :  12:38:02 PM     Awesome! Country: USA | Posts: 2465 John Coates New Hire Posted - 04/10/2018 :  08:42:07 AM     Sorry Larry, nice modeling but too clean. There was mud, mud, mud. I am afraid your scene looks as though it is set in the desert. Those guys you have set in your scene would have mud stains up to there knees hence the use of Puttees. Passed your e-mail onto Adrian and he apologised and will contact you direct. John Country: United Kingdom | Posts: 27 BigLars Engineer Premium Member Posted - 04/10/2018 :  1:22:33 PM     quote: Originally posted by John Coates Sorry Larry, nice modeling but too clean. There was mud, mud, mud. I am afraid your scene looks as though it is set in the desert. Those guys you have set in your scene would have mud stains up to there knees hence the use of Puttees. Passed your e-mail onto Adrian and he apologised and will contact you direct. John John, Thanks. There will be lots of mud. I just need to pick the correct color for French mud. I live in the southern US and our mud is a bright red color. The scenery will be completed after I figure that out. 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