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Hello folks, I've had some fellas ask about my layout.....I don't have one. But I did make a 7 foot long "virtual" diorama of some models. Karl Osolinski Berkley, MI

Hello everyone, This model is a scratch built version of the Campbell Brett's Brewery kit. I used Northeastern clapboard, Grandt Line windows and cast the walls for the boiler house from glued together Chooch walls (to get the height needed). I made a latex mold of the Chooch walls and then...

Hello, Here's my version of the FSM Skinner's Row kit. Once again, I changed some things on my model. Well, better get back to building something! Karl Osolinski Berkley, MI

Abandoned and Burned out Hello all, This started life as a Master Creations kit.....the hardest kit I ever scratch built. I plan on building Minerva Casket and Wattmoreland Waxworks but lots of stuff to change. Karl Osolinski Berkley, MI

Hello again, I scratch built this water tower based on another model on the F&SM of George Sellios. The tank was built board-by-board and colored with marking pens. I cast and carved the stone base from hydrocal. Karl Osolinski Berkley, MI

Hi fellas, I could sit here and load pictures all day - don't want to wear out my welcome, though. This pile driver was a real blast to build...it's one of my all-time favorites from FSM. Every assembly is built board-by-board. The thing I really liked about the little beast was I finished...

Hello everyone, I finished this a couple weeks ago. I changed a few things here and there. I like messing around with these kits just to make them a little different. Karl Osolinski Berkley, MI

My Saratoga Mine Hello all, I scratch-built this mine from a design by Malcom Furlow. The plans were published in the Gazette. It is made board-by-board from scale 2x8 boards with individual 1x2 battens. All the other assemblies are made from the appropriate size scale lumber. The water tower...

Hello everyone, I built this farm scene based on the Burley Farm that George Sellios did. It is entirely scratch-built from some photos of George's layout. All the buildings are board-by-board except the farmhouse which is aged clapboard wood siding. Karl Osolinski Berkley, MI