LC Scale Modelling?

[roryglasgow]

I wonder if they have a name for the scale of Learning Curve wooden engines...

Anyway, my son, Bryan, who just started Kindergarten (woohoo! ) occasionally models scenes from Thomas the Tank Engine. In one story, an engine named Duncan ignores another engine's warning about a bit of bad track and slips between the rails. Here is the scene where the driver, fireman and passengers work to put Duncan back on the rails:

 

[roryglasgow]

Here is the scene from the book: (BTW, Duncan is RED in the books, but yellow in the TV series and the toys)

 

[roryglasgow]

And here's the modeller standing in front of the house on his first day of Kindergarten! Can you tell that I'm proud????

 

[Clerk]

Nice picture story Rory.

Bryan looks as if he is thinking "Come on. Hurry up. I have to get going to school" Great looking son you have there Rory.

 

[jon-monon]

I'll 2nd that! Thanks for sharing your happiness

 

[Partsman]

Nice pictures, Rory.

Your son has a good imagination. He looks quite tall for his age too. I'm sure you and he will have many fine modelling years ahead.

 

[interurban]

Nice Rory Nice,,,,,,
Keep the young guy intrested, You know it`s a life long hobby.

 

[roryglasgow]

Bryan is the reason that I got back into the hobby. He's been a major driving force in my rekindled interest in trains. And it's a great thing to share with him, too. I hope it keeps up, even when he grows up...

 

[Tyson Rayles]

I hope it does too Rory! Fine young engineer you got there!

 

[Drew1125]

That's great Rory!
No doubt he'll credit his Dad for being HIS inspiration!
And he's already putting together his own "mini-scenes"!

 

[RailRon]

Rory, I think you two together are a great team! Keep those trains rolling, whatever scale they may be!

Ron

 

[Matthyro]

Nothing like children, or in my case, grandchildren to keep us young. Nice photos Rory. Your son has sure grown since the while back photo of him you posted.