Quite a journey, very well done, the box is a great touch.  I hadn't seen anyone go to such lengths for a box build, but that is awesome.  Mark

Great take of an old kit.  Really like seeing older and challenging kits finished. Nice work.  Mark

From a time where there were no safety guards, only common sense, and where a few lost digits taught you a lesson you would never forget.

That, is awesome.  Thanks for sharing.  As for those Craftsmanship Structure Shows in MA, wish I had been there.  Some real modeling legends listed by Jerry.

It's great to see Doug back.  Ordered mine today.

Quite a step up from Keep It Rusty's Old Boiler House, this should be fun, thanks for posting your build.  Mark

Curt, job well done.  Brick work is top notch.  Fits right in on your layout.  Mark

Looks great Dave, that figure fits perfect.  I would suggest more clutter.  My father's old machine shop was so littered you barely had room to pass another coworker.  I don't know how his guys found anything.  It's all gone now.  The factory was torn down a few years ago.  Stuff was everywhere, under machines, hanging on the walls, from the ceiling.

Great start to this kit.  Mark

Totally agree with Dave, nail files.  They last forever.  Mark

Greg. It looks great!  You've got me thinking about the lighting aspect, always a dangerous thing to do.

Hi Dave,  Any updates on this project?  Curious minds want to know.  Mark

Nice job Jeff, you've been making a ton of progress on this kit.  I'll have to pop mine open and take a look at what's in the box.  There's a lot going on there, more than I imagined.  Mark

Looking good Dave.  I just remembered that there are two floors to this kit.  That's a lot of work.  Watching your progress.  Thanks for reminding me about B.E.S.T.  I'll have to give them another look.  It's been a while since I visited their site and made a purchase, but they have some really nice details.  Mark

Once again, many thanks to Jeff, Greg, Tom and Rich.  I know, I know, it should be lighted.  Maybe I'll add some.  I just received the interior pieces I intend to install.  Have to prime and paint them.  The structure is still loose from the flooring/sidewalk base and available for detailing inside and out. 

I've moved on to South River Model Works Millet Creamery.  I don't have the instructions, but after looking it over, I really don't need them.  I have plenty of photo references, all the sheets/cards, and they carry enough info to get me through the build.  The kit is made mostly of hydrocal castings, covering four buildings.  Very few wood portions.  I've built up the four buildings and have coated them with clear flat before staining them.  I'll finish the main building first then work my way out.  This will be my sixth SRMW kit build.

Thanks again gentlemen, and happy modeling.  Mark

That looks fantastic Greg.  Nice job.  What's up next?  Mark