Wagner Mill Lumber Stacker

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SDowning

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First posting to this site, I wanted to show my latest project of a Lumber Stacker. I scratchbuilt this Lumber Stacker in 1/48 using a picture from the steaminthewoods Website of one at the Wagner Mill in 1932. Feel free to comment. Thanks for looking. Sean
 

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berraf

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Wow, and wow again Sean :)

I suppose that it's not your first project that you now share with us?
Perhaps you have more pictures? *Hope*
Do you have any idea how many hours it took to make it?
For me eternity wouldn't be enough :mrgreen:
 
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bigsteel

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WOW,i couldnt imaine building soething that intricate!great detail man :thumb: make sure to keep bringing us those pics! :D --josh
 
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Hi, Sean, and welcome to the Gauge. :wave: Beautifully done job!:thumb: :thumb: Was everything scratchbuilt, or did you use some commercially available parts? I like that light rail, too: anything heavier would've detracted from the scene.
I have to confess, when I saw the title to your thread, I thought it was in reference to this:
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Wayne
 
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SDowning

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Thanks

Thanks for your comments guys, glad you liked it. It took me about two months to complete as I had to redo the A-frame part a couple of times (I was never good at Geometry). The only comercial parts used were the pulleys and engine, the rest was from styrene. I will try to post some detail shots of it soon. Thanks again for the comments. Sean
 
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