The I. M. Dunn Co. FSM JS-19

[Lynnb]

Great job on the build Frank, are you still puttering along on it?

[deemery]

On the F&SM itself,  right?

[bagman]

G'day
Here are a couple of photos of my version.
I decided to eliminate the trestle and build as a ground level unloading facility.
Actually, to be perfectly honest I couldn't be bothered ripping up the existing track/scenery to accommodate the trestle.
Some more details to add plus more weeds to plant etc but pretty well finished.

A fun kit to build as George's instructions are first class.

Bagman

[ACL1504]

David,

Great job on your version of the FSM JS-19 kit. It fits perfectly.

Tom

[bagman]

David,

Great job on your version of the FSM JS-19 kit. It fits perfectly.

Tom

Thanks Tom. Appreciated

[GPdemayo]

Great scene David.....I like the change you made eliminating the trestle. The elevations work well in locals that have a bit of hills, but not so much in the flatlands. 

[tct855]

Frank,
        Great shots of your build on George's kit.  Very well done sir!  Thanks for sharing.  Thanx Thom...

[tct855]

Great scene David.....I like the change you made eliminating the trestle. The elevations work well in locals that have a bit of hills, but not so much in the flatlands. 

I agree with Greg.


Bagman,
         Wow!  what great pictures of your work.  You've just proved no kit structure is only for one part of the country.   I like the realism you created for a monolithic topography.  Pretty awesome  Aussie modeling mate! 

Can't wait to see a posted video of your fantastic "Franklin, Hamilton & Essex" railroad layout.  Cheers!  Thanx Thom...