Thanks Larry!

Cool Beans!

Real small Jerry!

Quote from: Rick on March 18, 2025, 09:18:12 AMPhilip, you done good with the signs.

TY Rick!

Morning all. Another cold but moderate day. Wife's car has water in the spare tire area. Hopefully a clog somewhere. It had poured buckets Sunday and Monday.

Working the garden today with the bug.
Have a great day!
Philip

Really a nice kit and build!

Philip

Thank you Jerry, Mike & Curt!

The piers are ready for installation but I want to finish all the signage and bling. Not sure where to say good enough as I found some benches and picnic tables in my stash. I really don't even have a place to plant it so I may have to add another section to my layout.

The entire project was based on the last photo. The sign was found in New Orleans long ago. Brainstorming I decided to resurrect the joint into the roadhouse your seeing. The signs were are all 3d printed. I'm still searching for some old liquor posters and such. Signage is not attached or weathered yet. The bottom Juke joint sign was printed first and is a bit large.

Thanks for looking!

Philip

Sweet work Mike!

Happy Monday! Thanks for the coffee Curt!

Quote from: cduckworth on March 14, 2025, 08:49:45 AM

Quote from: Philip on March 13, 2025, 10:38:42 AMNice work Charlie! Is that master modeler silver? Looks perfect as most I've bought lately is metal flake silver.

Yes, old bottle I had around.

I just found the silver Sharpie marker's do a fine job. 

Morning and Irish here!

I have a collection back to the 60's I'll never sell ...sinister laughingggggggg

Philip

Good morning!

I can barely re-rail the HO glorified On30 stuff. On18 for me is a no-go. It is way small for my every decreasing vision.

As for moving and downsizing I'd stick to On30. For me the On18 variety is lacking and the 1st generation stuff is toyish looking.

However I know Les Davis will fill the current void and be producing some fine prime movers. See photo. Requires a Kato chassis.

 

Awesome work Charlie 9 fingers! 

Philip