Along the right o' way...
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Great shot, love the camera angle. With that big of a work train you must be better than the rest of us at getting your LPB's to work! 
Originally posted by jon-monon
WOWBeuatiful work as usual! May I ask, uhmmmmm how tall are you?
I don't mind at all, jon. I'm 9' 2-3/4" tall. And no, I didn't play basketball. The ball was too small for my hands and no fun to play with.
Thanks for the compliments, guys. As I said before in another thread, I had fun trying to find new angles and settings to photograph the train and individual cars. It was an interesting "challenge." 
Originally posted by Casey Feedwater
I don't mind at all, jon. I'm 9' 2-3/4" tall. And no, I didn't play basketball. The ball was too small for my hands and no fun to play with.
Aaaaaaauuuuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmm, what scale?
Seriously, when did you begin working on those onederful, no twoderful, bits-o-rollin' stock? At that level of detail, you must have tons of HO scale man-hours in it!
Jon,
Been a long time since I've heard, or thought of Victor Borge. Thanks for the reminder, even today, someone reading aloud from a book, doesn't sound right without 'pronouncing' the punctuation marks.
Originally posted by jon-monon
Aaaaaaauuuuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmm, what scale?
Seriously, when did you begin working on those onederful, no twoderful, bits-o-rollin' stock? At that level of detail, you must have tons of HO scale man-hours in it!
I don't remember exactly when I started. My best guess would be about 18 months ago. I took a break from car construction this past summer to work on some other things, so I still have around 10 more to go before I have finished what I originally planned. Of those at least 5 will be additional tie/rail cars and at least 2 will be additional ballast gons. Most of my construction time came last fall and winter on Sunday afternoons while watching football.
Ultra WOW!
Casey I just love your work train! It is the best and most imaginative train model I ever saw. You inspire me to build a work train for my future layout as well.
After the work train, what do you plan next?
Maybe some wooden box cars from scratch???
(I bet you'd make a great job of those)
All thumbs,
TrainClown
Casey I just love your work train! It is the best and most imaginative train model I ever saw. You inspire me to build a work train for my future layout as well.
After the work train, what do you plan next?
Maybe some wooden box cars from scratch???
(I bet you'd make a great job of those)
All thumbs,
TrainClown
Heck. You should know Casey by now. When that train showed up He threw the whole darn fishing gear into the pond as he dashed up the hill
hmmm....
Well, if Casey says he is 9 ft tall, I wonder how big he thinks that fish was? I'll bet it was huge!
cheers
Val
oh yeah, forgot to say, AWESOME modeling and photography Mr. F!!!!
Well, if Casey says he is 9 ft tall, I wonder how big he thinks that fish was? I'll bet it was huge!
cheers
Val
oh yeah, forgot to say, AWESOME modeling and photography Mr. F!!!!