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Posted: Thu Feb 8th, 2018 07:13 pm

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Hi Mike

I always liked your 1:35 Brookville project very much !

I have been collecting some Brookville proto-photos for a while now. :old dude:

Just had a look through them recently ...

... & couldn't resist Posting these 2 !

Too C

L for school !

Indian mountain railways are OK ...

... but I can't help wondering if you've already got the basis of a neat lil' railroad, right here !

What a GREAT lil' locie !

Dunno about gloomy WWI trench-railways myself ... :f:

... but that Brooky would fit right into any small industrial theme, of many different eras !!

Just need a small handful of stock ...

... & maybe a SNOWPLOW !

Nice !

Si.

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Posted: Thu Feb 8th, 2018 07:49 pm

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Thanks Si.

Funny enough, I pulled it out and looked at it just the other day. It needs some more details on that base. Right now, building a railroad isn't a good idea. I think I'm going to be moving again soon but I could do some more work on it and maybe build a few cars. Hum...

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Posted: Fri Feb 9th, 2018 05:22 am

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Howdy Mike...GET TO WORK! You could build a small mini layout and have a ball watching her s%^t & git! Beautiful little thing.

Woodie

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Posted: Sat Feb 10th, 2018 02:22 am

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" I could do some more work on it and maybe build a few cars. Hum... "

Hi Mike

Great minds think alike ! :old dude:

The difference between building a layout & building a few cars + detailing ... is MASSIVE !

Layouts may well be nice ...

... but they are also commitments that time, space, money, moving etc. sometimes just won't allow at present.

Personally I don't think ones 'modelmaking spirit' should be dampened by such things.

Car building is FUN, time needed is minimal, so's the space & so's the dough.

I potter along at present, with not that much thought about the bigger picture ...

... but the Mysterious Moose Mountain carshop manages to knock out a new car every month or so.

No pressure whatsoever. :moose:

When I've made my rolling-stock ... THEN it's time to think about the BIG stuff !

Go on Mike, sniff some MEK ...

... and glue 'super-details' to your thumbnails ...

... you know you want to !

Si.

Posted: Sat Feb 10th, 2018 08:16 pm

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I’ve got a couple competition planes to finish up before the season begins this spring. Once I have those done, I’ll get back on this project.

Thanks for the kick in the butt, Si.... and Woodie.

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