My first try to build a Micron Art 1923 Model T Z-Scale Truck. It’s a nice little truck for my "Needle Eye" layout. It's just the right time era. I used superglue to put it together and with some paint I think it will look rely good.
Torsa: Very nicely done. I've built several Micron Arts kits in N scale. I really like the company's products. That photo is outstanding. It's an exquisite scene. Stay cool and run steam.....
I like those models too, so I bought one of every one they make. I have yet to put one together though. Yours is only the second person I have seen that actually put one together so far. Keep up the great work! -Robert
Torsa, I always enjoy looking at your layout! Let me ask you, how long did it take to assemble the Model T? John http://www.ztrains.com
Since this was my first ever brass kit. It took me about 1 ½ hours to assemble. But this was mostly because my superglue was so old and slurpy from not having a cap on the bottle that it took forever to dry. Not 10seconds that it said on the bottle. But I guess that with a bit more practice and better glue and bending tools it will go much faster next time.
I see an aluminum block in the first photo that looks like you started to CNC one of these old trucks? What are your plans with that Torsja? -Robert
You are correct Robert. Some plans are in development. It just takes some time to find the correct tools and method to do them. When I have something, I will keep you all posted.
Great work! I must say that really looks great even without the paint. Thanks for posting the pictures.
