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Weekend Update 2/10/13
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Starting early 'cause I need to do something .
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Re: Weekend Update 2/10/13
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February 08, 2013, 07:43:40 PM »
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This weekend I'm assembling 80 pairs of Micro-Trains #1027 body mount couplers, and trying to figure out how to put them on 90 cars
Once that's done, I have 48 Intermountain tank cars I need to complete, and when that's done...
Hmm... Kiz will be in the
nut house...
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Re: Weekend Update 2/10/13
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February 08, 2013, 07:48:09 PM »
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Working on the input end of my paper mill....
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Re: Weekend Update 2/10/13
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Well today was dedicated to shoveling the 35 cm of snow we got (and are still getting) and helping set up for the Annual CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) "Hockey Day in Canada" event, this year being hosted from my home town of Peterborough, Ontario..... (Don Cherry's here..."beauty eh ?"
I have been working on preping some of my Gooderham Goodies as seen in that thread but I also made time (while not sleeping or breathing.....) for a "little project"....
Jeff Briggs cool little Fairmont speeder... I still need to put on the windshield wipers..... (hello opti visor) I painted it kinda like the one we see at Brighton, Ontario's "Memory Junction"
I posed it in front of a old shed I had lying around... It will make a neat "conversation piece" on the layout....
Now if you'll excuse me I have to shovel the driveway....
AGAIN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Weekend Update 2/10/13
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How high is the top of your snow ?
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Re: Weekend Update 2/10/13
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February 08, 2013, 08:30:59 PM »
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I bought some decals today. That doesn't count as modeling per se, but the intent to model is clearly demonstrated. Feeling the itch again and just may start on another M420 (one sorta down, four to go). Want to get them all to the point where they can be painted so when I learn how to on dip job models, I'll have some projects ready to go.
If it makes you feel better Pud, I live in a condo and all my shoveling has been vicariously through the contractors that handle that for us
Had a blast driving in it, though!
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Re: Weekend Update 2/10/13
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February 08, 2013, 09:09:30 PM »
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Solid progress on the Slocan Bridge this week. Add rivets and finished construction, then made piers and abutments and painted/weathered. Still need to "plant" it and add guard rails.
and one in natural sunlight!
I think I will get on to the much larger Kettle River bridge before finishing the scenery around the Slocan bridge. Now I am in bridge building mode I think I will stay there for a while.
Have a great weekend!
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Not too much free time recently, but the CRS-20s are progressing. Base paint is now on with a few touch ups still needed. Next step is to modify the overly large RS-11 fuel tanks
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Re: Weekend Update 2/10/13
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Quote from: up1950s on February 08, 2013, 08:13:13 PM
Hopw high is the top of your snow ?
Largest drift in drive way is reported by the SLSWS (Sammy Loves Snow Weather Service) to be just over 4 ft. In the backyard, it appears to be around 2.5 feet deep.....
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February 08, 2013, 09:40:29 PM »
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airbrushing the medusa cement company parts then gluing it all together hopefully will finish by the end of weeekend
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Furthering my nolix area
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So I am still working on my nolix area and the main wood work construction and sub-road bed is pretty much complete. My next task is to paint the surface of the plywood sub-road bed for a better gripping surface when I use my AMI. Since my last postings I have added a number of vertical supports around the layout and added a few in the front of the vertical mountain "ribs."
In this pic I am playing with grocery bag paper to get an idea of the line of sights for the inner backdrop mountain pics, which you are only suppose to get glimpses of from various views in front of the nolix. This is the beginning stages of me planning the mountains in front:
This next picture is just to give a rough idea to those who have PM'd me, emailed me and talked to me in previous posts wondering how I was going to scenic the area. So the only area you will see once the mountains in the front are in are the two levels (in the front) that have train cars on them, a river and canyon will seperate them, the rest of the nolix won't be visible:
So slowly I am making progress in this area, once the roadbed and track is in, I'll start on making the mountains.
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Re: Weekend Update 2/10/13
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February 08, 2013, 11:59:27 PM »
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Finished the roundhouse truss jig. Will get some sleep and start "mass-trussing" tomorrow.
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Re: Weekend Update 2/10/13
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Have been working on some D&H specific working signals for my layout.
This is the D&H canter leaver dual mast search light signal in N scale (work in progress)
This is the finished item
This is a N scale D&H center mast dual search light signal. To be painted.
And finally here is the same type painted and ready to be installed on the layout.
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Re: Weekend Update 2/10/13
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February 09, 2013, 02:13:19 AM »
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Quite a variety of work on show this week - well done everyone.
Pud - neat to see someone else paint up a Briggs speeder. They're cute, aren't they?
Andy - the CRS-20s are coming along. The smaller fuel tanks will make a big difference.
Mark - good work on the bridge. You have obviously carried your weathering experience with rolling stock over to structures now.
Rick - good to see more progress. I'm curious - did you give any thought to hiding the second level and exposing the third to provide even more scenic space between turns?
Not a lot of modelling time for me this week due to Open House at school and an orchestra concert tonight, but I did manage to complete assembly of my Minibox power car:
I thought that cutting out the side doors and getting the inserts installed would be the biggest job, but all the grab irons to be formed and the ladders to be modified definitely kept me busy for a while. It is now ready for the paint shop, and I have to generate some decals for it.
Tim
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Re: Weekend Update 2/10/13
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February 09, 2013, 02:29:55 AM »
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"This weekend I'm assembling 80 pairs of Micro-Trains #1027 body mount couplers, and trying to figure out how to put them on 90 cars"
80 pairs for 90 cars? Drawbars between some of the cars? The prototype's done it on quite a few car types over the years.
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