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  1. Doctor G

    Building a complete 1841 Depot. roundhouse, shops, train shed and station.

    Very nicely done. The little lokies look right at home.Thanks for your persistence on this very nice build.Claphands Doc Tom:wave:
  2. Doctor G

    Building a complete 1841 Depot. roundhouse, shops, train shed and station.

    Coming together nicely. Nice fit and finish on the roof.:yesyes: Tom
  3. Doctor G

    Building a complete 1841 Depot. roundhouse, shops, train shed and station.

    Another very nice old steam train. I like the roof vents too. Looking good. Doc Tom
  4. Doctor G

    Building a complete 1841 Depot. roundhouse, shops, train shed and station.

    That looks good and sturdy. Appears the K. primer is working out. Good job! Doc Tom:animated:
  5. Doctor G

    Building a complete 1841 Depot. roundhouse, shops, train shed and station.

    The John Bull model is really nice. Amazing to see the birth of steam technology that rode the rails for the next 100 years. All the basics of a steam locomotive are in that early ancestor. A very good find. Doc Tom
  6. Doctor G

    Building a complete 1841 Depot. roundhouse, shops, train shed and station.

    That is an interesting product. I think dentists use UV activated epoxies. Have you seen it in use in model construction??? Thanks. Doc Tom
  7. Doctor G

    Building a complete 1841 Depot. roundhouse, shops, train shed and station.

    My $.02 is to seal the porous card-stock to prevent swelling and warpage. I use Krylon primer in the spray can. It drys extremely fast. Then you can follow up with whatever color you like....I use acrylics. This is a very nice build and I am enjoying following along. Tom
  8. Doctor G

    Building a complete 1841 Depot. roundhouse, shops, train shed and station.

    Noah is a real cutie!!! Glad he likes grandpa's trains. Doc Tom
  9. Doctor G

    On3 locomotive engine shops

    Beautiful. Good soldering work as well. This will be a wonderful steamer. Doc Tom
  10. Doctor G

    Building a complete 1841 Depot. roundhouse, shops, train shed and station.

    Hi Frank. I really enjoyed the photo with all the doors in place. Good luck on making the hinges for the doors. It will hopefully be a satisfactory experience for you. Doc Tom
  11. Doctor G

    Building a complete 1841 Depot. roundhouse, shops, train shed and station.

    Any thoughts to making the doors moveable? Doors on the simple engine house above move on simple hinges. Bill Nelson over on his thread shows a nifty way to make the hinges. Also commercial hinges are available in several scales. Doc Tom
  12. Doctor G

    The "Original" Kittom Lumber Company. Part #2

    Larry started out his LP life as a Woodland Scenics jack hammer operator. With a little work and some paint he was transformed in to Larry the Log Loader, the fireman on the vertical boiler Climax. The little figure adds a bit of detail to the back end of the ancient climax. Thanks for...
  13. Doctor G

    Building a complete 1841 Depot. roundhouse, shops, train shed and station.

    Framework looks good.Seems like everything is coming together nicely. Doc Tom
  14. Doctor G

    Building a complete 1841 Depot. roundhouse, shops, train shed and station.

    WOW!!! That is coming along very nicely. You got a lot done in a couple of weeks.Using the actual foundation drawing of the original is a really nice touch. Going to enjoy following along with your progress. Doc Tom
  15. Doctor G

    Building a complete 1841 Depot. roundhouse, shops, train shed and station.

    Hi Frank, Looks good. Are you planning on building the roundhouse? Would make a nice model. Doc Tom
  16. Doctor G

    Eastern Tn logging on the DG CC & W RR 1928

    Like the look of the retrograde flat cars. Tom
  17. Doctor G

    The "Original" Kittom Lumber Company. Part #2

    Big Boss Man says "bring em over....we needs some more wood for the lokies." Tom
  18. Doctor G

    The "Original" Kittom Lumber Company. Part #2

    Over on the "Rail Camp" side of the mini layout Big Boss Man is showing off his latest creation shoe horned in to the RC Campus. For the enjoyment of his hard working crew he has put in a "two holer" facility. While no running water there is kerosene lighting to help with those nighttime...
  19. Doctor G

    The "Original" Kittom Lumber Company. Part #2

    It is getting hot here in Clarksville Tennessee. To beat the heat I head to the air conditioned train shed out in the back yard. A great way to feel even cooler is to plant some "winter trees" on the micro layout. And then do em' up in B&W for more of a frosty cold look. Here is an...