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That looks great, Mike!!
The scenery looks fantastic!!
Your Work Train fits right in with that terrain! ;):cool:
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Welcome to TWP!!!
Is a small world!!! My sister's ex-boyfriend's barber's brother is from Indiana!!!
Seriously, great group of guys here! We're here for whatever you need!
POST PICTURES!!! :p
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Jim, I got bit by the sound bug 2 years ago - there's just no turning back!!!! :D
You won't really want to! Sound adds a dimension of realism that's hard to top!
And sir, I need to say again, what a masterpiece!! :)
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It's OK Mike, I've just been given a crappy, tragic month!!
Tryin to keep my head up! :)
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Commming together nicely - absolutely stunning pictures!!
Beautiful layout! :)
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I'd like to say good....... :(
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Definitely some nice work Mike!! :)
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I cannot wait to try one (or a few!) myself!!
After 35+ years of modeling, I'm long overdue to build wood kits!!
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Yes, there ARE ways to cut costs So what if product sits on the shelf awhile!?!?!
It means something someone really wants will still be there 6 mos to a year later!! Eventually, longer production runs will lower tooling costs, and just maybe - prices may just come down!!
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Wow!! I'm with Mike - I'm not worthy!!!
That is 3D artistry! I'm glad to have seen this! Very inspiring... :)
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I do agree with that!! I have a UP mainline with a siding 1/2 mile from my house! :) I constantly get to see rolling stock in many degrees of weathering, parked!
Thanx for the link, that's a great resource! :D
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Thanks for the link!! There's something I can work with....
Makes me want to make a piece of rolling stock look like its past retirement, and ready for scrap!!! :D
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I second Johnny! Thank you for your artistry, your patience and your time!
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Good idea, but I live in Arizona. There is a car next door that has been bare metal for two years, and hasn't rusted yet! ;-p
Carmine, modeling the HO Scale Pacific Belt RR since 1975!
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