That is a great looking buckboard, and very well built. Missed this one I guess until now. Being large scale it shows very well detailed, and time consumed craftsmanship work put into it. [:-cowboy] :up:
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Wow! What a wonderful buckboard!
Your modeling skills and attention to detail are fantastic!
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Good morning all
With the confinement I am finishing an 1890 wooden buckboard of cheese box in Fn3, I still have work.
To your comments
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Thank you Louis, Frank and Rich
The rest of the rotary assembly, I did not do anything prototypical (too bad for purists) because despite the docs, I did not understand how this bazaar of the time could work with chains, rods and the like. I therefore contented myself with a more simplified representation.
To be continued
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Very nice work on all of your structures and turntable. I don't see any toilet paper in the privy!
Must be bought out by the hoarders.. or maybe you could use a phone book.. soft pages...
Rich
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Outstanding.
I went back to page 1 and noticed the beams in your roof. They are quite unique and very interesting construction.
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Wow, that is fabulous looking. What a great job with that. Drilling those holes after the blades were in place must of been tough to do.
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Good morning all
Continuation of the program with the assembly of the rotary assembly, the photos speak better than a big speech but if you have questions, I will answer them
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