Something tiny and something I did a few years ago.

[Gary B]

I guess I'm on a roll. First the tinyest thing I think I ever did - A Jordon Cretor 1912 popcorn wagon. That was a real change for me. Then when I went to photogragh it I knew I had to do it by my Comet Roller Coaster. I wrote this up for Internet Modeler a few years back. Needs a good cleaning. Yes it works, as does the racing sign. Great kit but a bear to get to run.

 

[Model Train Structures]

Gary, you did the do on this! That roller coaster is OUTSTANDING!

D.A.

 

[A2TwrOpr]

That roller coaster is impressive! The popcorn wagon is a neat detail.

 

[Rico]

Very cool Gary, reminds me of Winnipeg Beach back in the day!

 

[Gary B]

Thanks guys! Wow I posted this in May and got no replies until August. Must of got lost. I've got a couple of other amusement park rides and want to buld an old fashsion trolley park but as always, just need space and time.

 

[Sirfoldalot]

That is really quite impressive.

 

[norgale]

Space,time and money. The three things the model railroader fights almost every day. I love the popcorn wagon. I've built a few Jordan kits and they are so delicate that you have be more careful with them than anything else. The coaster is fantastic. Must have taken some time to build. Good pictures too. pete

 

[norgale]

Love the dog Sherrel and I still have most of what I was born with too. Ha! Pete

 

[Gary B]

Thanks again Sheel and Pete (yes a cool dog too) Here are links to the two articles I wrote on the Coaster build. Believe me, writing the articles were the most challenging part of the project. They were a definite attempt to do something out of my comfort zone.

http://www.internetmodeler.com/2007/march/first-looks/CD_Coaster.php

http://www.internetmodeler.com/2007/october/features/coaster.php