Rich, mine came off as a jpg. I did the right click of the picture to save the attachment. Didn't remember to check the ext. until I decided to print it out. HTH.
New scratchbuilt structure
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Rich, mine came off as a jpg. I did the right click of the picture to save the attachment. Didn't remember to check the ext. until I decided to print it out. HTH.
Shamus, Every last one of your structures is so perfect in concept, theme, weathering and detail that words just fail me!
You're trully a masterbuilder and of course being a professional photographer your photos are fantastic.
My hat stays off to you sir
Errol
You're trully a masterbuilder and of course being a professional photographer your photos are fantastic.
My hat stays off to you sir
Errol
Shamus, another quick question. What is the top to bottom measurement for the wall piece with the 3 windows stacked 3 stories? That is a good reference for the rest of the structuure heights. Thanks again for your expertise and patience with us "newguys".
A great addition to the BC group Shamus. Soon you may run out of room going the way you do. Did you base it on anything is did it come from your imagination.
Just beautiful workmanship and detailing
Just beautiful workmanship and detailing
WOW
Yes, master modeler for sure
Shamus, I see that the structure has at least nine different chimneys!! That building would be good up here in Northern Alberta, would be able to keep warm!
Are we going to have a contest for December?
Drew
Yes, master modeler for sure
Shamus, I see that the structure has at least nine different chimneys!! That building would be good up here in Northern Alberta, would be able to keep warm!
Are we going to have a contest for December?
Drew
Milly Meters
Guys: do you know that in Europe, the standard is that engineering drawings are labelled in millimetres? It sure looks stange when you see a drawing of a railcar and it's 24685 long.
Guys: do you know that in Europe, the standard is that engineering drawings are labelled in millimetres? It sure looks stange when you see a drawing of a railcar and it's 24685 long.