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I just finished another scratchbuilding project. I began building this 1:20.3 DSP-Waycar in august2004.
Jens
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Jens,
That is a great looking car!
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Good Evening Everyone.
John Bagley ask me to post some pictures of my G. Turner Company that I finished for the Challenge 4.
Here are three pictures of FSM Sewells Foundry that I scratch built from the plans.I named it Morgan's Iron Works.
Mike Mace
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Michael,
Both structures are fantastic. Any chance that you can post a closeup of the loading dock area of Morgan's in this month's Photo Gallery?
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Mike, Morgan's looks terrific. Pat
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I scratchbuilt this building from plans that Paul (Shamus) posted on the web.
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Nice work Marc. Can't wait to see it after you weather it and it's on a diorama. Also looking forward to seeing more of Chuck's pictures.
Follow along as my dog and I travel the country in our van.
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Bruce,
That is a nice looking building. One thing that I have found is that you can't have enough small buildings to tuck in here and there.
Marc,
That is a great looking water heater. It will make a great detail somewhere.
Mike Mace
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Thanks Mike for adding your scratch built structures to the thread.
Marc, amazing work you do.
I am always impressed when I open a post from you as I know I will see some outstanding work.
Also thanks to all who have posted in this thread.
The following are from the very first Challenge project here on the forum.
This is a copy of Archie Smith's Fish Warehouse in Florida that I did from pictures that Brian Nolan very graciously took for me.
I renamed it Brian Nolan's Fish Warehouse.
The structures are scratch built but the wharf is a modified Campbells kit.
<img src="http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/data/bbags/20076794158_b3b.jpg" alt="" /><br /><br>John Bagley<br /><br>Modeling the Alaska Railroad in HO in Wildwood Georgia.Comment
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John,
Great set of buildings. I can't wait to see the wharf and its building installed on the layout.
Mike Mace
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John,
Really nice! Makes me want to rush right out and scratchbuild something. Except I gotta kitbash something first.
Regards,
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Here's the water heater after getting it's paint job.
Marc
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Nicely done Marc I also really liked the mattress spring in one of your other pictures.
Here is something that will be used in a 30mm mini layout the gauge is 45mm representing 18 inches. the rail is cod 332 brush painted with floquil rail brown. The ties are cut from scrap 2x4 spruce lumber and were stained with watercolour then dusted with sepia artists conte crayon. The linkages are made of flat brass and square styrene. The switch stand is styrene brush painted with Floquil rail brown, and dusted with the sepia conte crayon.
regards Michael
If you can dream it you can make it
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Michael,
Wow, that is amazing trackwork! How those rails pivot and the linkages must have been fun to work out! I have enough trouble wiring frogs on a turnout, but this is way beyond that.
Chuck
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