Superior & Seattle Railroad Build (Volume 2) Started 2/25/17

[S&S RR]

[S&S RR]

We are now ready for the mortar color.

[S&S RR]

It's time to let it dry and wash our hands before heading into Grandma's part of the house. Updates to follow.

[S&S RR]

The chalk makes the #11 blade scares show up on your hands.

[deemery]

It's time to let it dry and wash our hands before heading into Grandma's part of the house. Updates to follow.

Wise man!!!


dave

[PRR Modeler]

Cool project with grandson.

[jimmillho]

That is so Awesome.

Jim

[S&S RR]

It's time to let it dry and wash our hands before heading into Grandma's part of the house. Updates to follow.

Wise man!!!


dave

It is the process of becoming wise that is painful.

[S&S RR]

Cool project with grandson.

Curt


Thanks - I don't know who had more fun.

[S&S RR]

That is so Awesome.

Jim

Jim


It sure is - I had to share it with you guys. He had so much fun. The structure is going on the layout.

[S&S RR]

Here are a couple pictures of my Grandson's shed build after the mortar dried and we cleaned off the stone faces. I have been informed that we are going to make Slim happy and add internal and external lighting. Also we need interior details, including a people and a dog. He is looking at my locomotive works build. On his next visit we will be adding a floor and roof.

[S&S RR]

[Janbouli]

He definitely has talent , where from I ask 

[S&S RR]

He definitely has talent , where from I ask 

Jan


You ask a good question. George Sellios saw the pictures and really got a kick out of the next generation of model railroads starting out - and with one of his kits. That little stone shed is perfect - he has been asking to paint something.

[Janbouli]

From you John , from you , the way he did that fantastic job on those stone walls , could only come from you.