Swakhammers Welding By FSM

Started by postalkarl, June 12, 2016, 06:09:02 PM

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postalkarl

Hi All:

here's a progress photo. track is laid scenery is in and most of front platform is finished. Scenery is a little dark as it is still wet.

Karl

cuse

That really looks great Karl. This is such a "busy" structure. All of the details like piping, overhead crane, etc combined with the typical FSM variety of materials make it something I could study for hours. You're doing a fantastic job with it, as always.


John

martin.ojaste

Karl, I love your use of the subtle colours and weathering. It makes the structure really standout. Excellent work.


Marty

postalkarl

Hi John & Marty:

Thanks for the really great compliments. Much appreciated.

Karl

postalkarl

Hi guys:

this one is going on the shelf for a bit as I have 2 FOS Scale kits to built. Starting with Burdick's Freight dock and then Methias Metal background kit.

Karl

postalkarl

Hi All:

Back to Swakhammer's tomorrow.

Karl

postalkarl

Hi Guys:

The outer platform with its shed and details are finished. Will now add it to the diorama and then on to the crane and finishing up.

Karl

deemery

If you want to add another detail, consider little white shipping labels on the cargo.


dave
Modeling the Northeast in the 1890s - because the little voices told me to

postalkarl

Hi Dave:

I can probably do that. Think I have some around.

Thanks:

Karl

postalkarl

Hi guys:

Front platform is installed as is the swivel crane on the main building.

Karl

S&S RR

Looking good Karl.  One of my favorite kits.
John Siekirk
Superior & Seattle Railroad

postalkarl

Hi John:

Thanks for the compliment. Much Appreciated.

Karl.

postalkarl

Hi All:

As per Dave's suggestion I added shipping labels to crates on the platform.  They were already on the ones on the main platform. They come with the kit. Guess I just forgot to add them. Thanks Dave.

Karl

deemery

Those labels add a surprising batch of color.  I thought freight on the platform without labels looked "flat" and "unprototypical".


dave
Modeling the Northeast in the 1890s - because the little voices told me to

postalkarl

Hi Dave:

What can I say but you were right.

Karl

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