It's not that they're hard to make but that I need so many of them for the scene I'm modeling. Every downtown fair has at least one group of about 6-8 of these familiar and odiferous icons. I found someone who'll cast me what I need if the mold works out. Here's the masters, made from memory, since I haven't seen one of this design in quite sometime.
Can't have too many of these...
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Look's like a few I've seen around here. door, what door, who needs a door to go to the bathroom?CavlrZ said:
Neat little critters, Bob, but change the color, they look like the ends of your fingers-
- did you have an X-acto knife or razor saw accident?ops:
- did you have an X-acto knife or razor saw accident?ops:
NYC-BKO said:Neat little critters, Bob, but change the color, they look like the ends of your fingers-
Naw, but I did have a scary moment or two with my 4x36 belt sander
I didn't know if painting them would effect the casting process by I do have a perfectly seasick shade of tourquois for the finished products.Fred---you been in the hobby long enough to remember a product from back in the 80s called Olfactory Airs. They offered 50+ different fragrances that you'd spot around your layout prior to an operating session. Scent #716, Live Cattle mighta come close, but I have a vivid enough memory from my construction daze to water my eyes every time I look at them
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Thats neat Bob, At a recent train show here they were showing videos of a group who own skidders and they tour together and each group brings along one of those needed porto potties.
Thanks, Robin. Here's the link>>> http://cwrr.com/Oddity/Previous/index.shtml#
Look under the heading, "Here's the new Union Pacific head office"
Look under the heading, "Here's the new Union Pacific head office"
