WOOOOOWWWWWW!!!! You do one excellent job!!! On buildings, detailing, aging and colors. You are on real expert keep going on!
Been I while since I checked your thread. All I can say is outstanding modeling. Very well done. Sent from my LG-D852 using Tapatalk
Hard to believe that's N scale. I remember back in the day when N scale seemed pretty clunky and toy like but you remind me that today it rivals HO scale in detail. Commendable work!
N scale is light years advanced from it's origins. The changes I have witnessed in the past 40+ years are amazing. When talented hands are added to the mix, wow!
Jess they did improved Locos and cars in N-Scale. It’s a big difference between 1975 and now. I am glad to stay on N-Scale! It’s a great Scale to model by yore selves. HO and bigger scales, you need to be a millionaire or a member of a model railroad club.
Many thank's all for your nice comment's ! Here is the construction of the hook. The pieces : The hook putted together and in place on the hoist dolly : Realization of the lifting ring : The hoist dolly in place with the hook and lift bar and ring : Electric cabinet : Adding structure details like tension rods, gussets and anchor plates. The overview : I need to had some more details before painting, like electric feeders. More to come.
Thank's !! There is no fine scale contest in europe like the one your can see in america ... Here the last post on the crane bridge. Here is the crane in place on roundhouse contrete :
Thank you ! Here is a video update, you can watch it in full screen in HD 720p to see the bridge details :
That video overview was nicely done! The craftsmanship evident in the bridgecrane is awesome. Keep updating us, it's very appreciated.
I just went back and checked to see. You started this crane 7 days ago...and 300+ scratch built pieces and 1 week later...its done ? Your skills are beyond words !!!
Very well done. I always like seeing the so-called "helicopter" type view. Seeing a layout from overhead is very helpful to those of us far away.
Hello everybody ! Here is seriel of video about the build of four platform Shelters. Here is the first part : - Project - overview - tools Part two will be about realization of the parts and putting together.
I think that square tool is quite interesting. I wish my father still had all of his tools. He probably had one which I could "borrow" for a while.
