Bar Mills Rustys Radiator 2016 Challenge Build

Started by jimmillho, September 17, 2016, 09:12:18 PM

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jimmillho

Quote from: GPdemayo on September 23, 2016, 02:59:25 PM
I just found this thread Jim.....I'll be watching your progress.  :)

Thanks Greg..........still waiting for your build

Jim

MAP

Mark

postalkarl

Hi Jim:

Here's a few photos of mine. My big change was to put the outside entrance on the roof as a roof entry way.

Karl

jimmillho

Karl,

That was a real neat idea.  I wish I had thought of something like that.

I made a few little changes, but they may not even be noticed.

Thanks for the pictures.

Jim

postalkarl


jimmillho

I glued 3 walls and the base together using my assembly fixture from Micro Mart and attached the sign to the forth wall.  I use a lot of clothes pins for clamps as you can see.  I cut the ends off the clothes pins to make a square end.  Not much beyond this has been accomplished.  I started a New Challenge Build of a FOS Kit to do while waiting for glue and paint to dry.  That will be a new build thread later.

Polux


jimmillho

Rustys is pretty well finished now.  I painted the Tar Paper strips with Floquil Light Green and applied them to the roof board.  The Sign has been attached to the roof, but the roof is not glued to the building yet.  I painted the floor with floquil Concrete and I want to put some of the detail castings in the doorway and add some other details and weathering. I still have to paint the castings.

For the present effort I guess I can say that this Build is 99% complete.

S&S RR

John Siekirk
Superior & Seattle Railroad

MAP

Mark

postalkarl

Hi Jim:

Looks very nice. Like you color scheme.

Karl

GPdemayo

Gregory P. DeMayo
General Construction Superintendent Emeritus
St. Louis & Denver Railroad
Longwood, FL

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Tom Langford
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jimmillho

John, Mark, Karl, Greg and Tom.  Thanks for the kind words, I do appreciate all of your comments.

I hope to put the finishing touches on this build very soon.

Jim

Polux

Oh!! I will be waiting for the final result.....you are doing a lovely work there ;)

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