Thank Louis, it's grace at you
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That is one fantastic looking harness, along with your complete build. Great job!
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That's astonishing - so much detail, what a level of perfection. Place that in a diorama and one would be hard pressed to tell the difference between model and prototype.
Horton, F scale represents reality at a factor of 1:20.32. The somewhat queer ratio origins in the desire to represent 3 ft. narrow gauge trains on 45mm tracks, such as LGB, Bachmann, etc. You can memorize: 15mm represent one foot.quote:
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This is fantastic. However, as a novice, I'm lost when it comes to F scale. Can you give me a comparison ratio to help me understand, or visually compare, this scale to others? Thank you.
Horton M.
Regards,
Frederic
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All I can say is "Giddy-Up".
Another thing to use for the harness is strips of electrical tape, the glue removed with mineral spirits and painted brown.
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Good morning all
Thank you for your interest and following that I realize that I had not posted the photos of the finished model.
I hope you will enjoy it as this is my first model in this genre.
Bandman, my realization is at 1: 20.3 (F)
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Somehow missed this thread but outstanding work! The log cabin on page three stood out to me, and the buckboard is truly amazing. Superb craftsmanship!
-cody
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This is fantastic. However, as a novice, I'm lost when it comes to F scale. Can you give me a comparison ratio to help me understand, or visually compare, this scale to others? Thank you.
Horton M.
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Preparation of horse harnessing with evergreen bands. Be forgiving, I am not a specialist in this matter
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Thank at all
Some advances with a more "artistic" presentation that allows you to see the details better
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