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Looks good Troels, i'm waiting to see how you color this one.
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I'm sorry to hear about your foot. We all take our health for granted until it's gone...
I can't wait for your PAL video as the youtube clip looks brilliant
Kathy
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I apologize for my poor reading- Sorry. The structure looks good with lots of character already showing. I think you should remove the temptation from the good citizens of Convers by adding bars to that rear window. Besides they would look good. Especially with a few layers of rust on them.
Please keep the "So Fine" work a coming.
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Bob, I live in an area where bars on windows are rarely needed... so hadn't thought about that... I'll look into it thanks!
Kathy, you're right, but also younger than me ;-) I'm in the repair period of age, so no real surprises (unless one should wake up one morning without something hurting...)
Troels Kirk
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a new volume, fab!
the fruit and veg stand looks nice, i have to admit though, i do get a kick out of your drawings! maybe when your are "done" with the layout you could sell them off? for chairty of course.
will be following like a hawk as done with the other volumes
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Looks good Troels. I have seen batten over tar paper construction on some of the logging photos that I am cataloging for the museum.
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Jim, this is board and batten, without modeling the boards ;-)
Troels Kirk
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LOL Troels....
I know about battens...Big Time!
I think the building looks great, no bars on the window tho
...JMO
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I don't think you'd find bars on windows in Maine during your era. Sometimes a wire mesh was used to protect from an errant ball or farm tool but thievery wasn't a main concern back then.
Small towns had their constables to take care of crime and it wasn't hard to determine who a thief was through word of mouth or a little old fashioned detective work.
That reminds me that I think you need some sort of law enforcement for the town. Maybe a small room in the town hall building. The only local department that got it's own building was the fire department.
I started my law enforcement career as a constable in one room of the local school (almost 50 years ago).
Dave Mason
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My grandfather was a Justice of the Peace and had an office in his house where the constable would bring the offenders to by tried. Troels, you could hang a shingle on a house denoting the JP's office.
Mark
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Thanks for the law and order suggestions! I want to keep the town of Convers cozy and warm, so no bars on windows... I'll try to find a nice foot-patroling policeman...
The Furlow's has been developed a little further, with front windows and door, some more detailing, a roof, and some paint. Awning next...
Troels Kirk
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I like it. I also vote for a peaceful time when you could leave a door open and find everything was still there when you came back.
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Like we have it here, Frederic?
We have very little reason to lock our doors here... :-)
Michael Graff
"Deo Adjuvante Labor Proficit"
Swedish custom model builder.
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Ah Michael, I would want to agree, but I must say the only time I've been stolen something was in a Swedish restaurant...
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i have to ask, are you going to paint the sign? even with it facing away? :P
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