T. Schwarz Waterproofing

Started by Dave K., December 31, 2018, 11:49:05 PM

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Dave K.

Ready to jump into the Winter Build Challenge. Started monkeying with a kitbash mockup just before Christmas. I hope to bash FOS's Wiley Waterproofing (renamed in Tom's honor) and Carter Supply.

Dave K.

First time doing a pre-build mockup.

Dave K.

In another version I incorporated Rohlen's Welding on the right side, but decided that was overkill. The backstory is that Tom later expanded the waterproofing enterprise to include plumbing supplies. I may incorporate the latest FOS freebie (Green Cab Co.) into a tool rental booth or something along those lines.

Dave K.

Good morning and Happy New Year. Coffee's on the way and strip wood is in the inkahol soup.

Dave K.

Wonder if I could pull off a sign like this? Maybe just a planter outside the office.

jerryrbeach


Dave,


You are full of creative ideas, and I'll be following along to see where this goes...ends up, etc.
Jerry

Dave K.

#6
Thanks, Jerry. The ideas are the easy part! Here's the companion kit. Tom and I were shooting the bull in line at the FOS booth in Albany and these were the kits I was buying, so I thought the match was appropriate. He was buying two Wileys...one to take back to a friend who couldn't make the Expo.


Meeting friends for dinner and a movie later, and only six days left before back-to-work, so gotta hit the new year runnin'.

Dave K.

...and the third possible kit for incorporating into the mess. This will end up bigger than the Winter Challenge guidelines. Oh, well...

GPdemayo

This one looks to be great fun.....I'll be looking in.  :)
Gregory P. DeMayo
General Construction Superintendent Emeritus
St. Louis & Denver Railroad
Longwood, FL

PRR Modeler

Curt Webb
The Late Great Pennsylvania Railroad
Freelanced PRR Bellevue Subdivision

Dave K.

Happy New Year, Greg and Curt. Not much cleanup needed on the hydrocal walls...just a little flash in the door openings. That touch of pink you see is overspray from a color test on the other side. Boy, good thing I tested it...NOTHING like the color on the can!

S&S RR

Wow Dave


You are out of the blocks quick. Sounds like a great build - I will be following along.
John Siekirk
Superior & Seattle Railroad

Dave K.

Thanks, John...I feel a bit rusty...gonna take 'er slow.


A few air bubble boogers...the soft tip of a toothpick will take care of those.

ReadingBob

Of course I'll be following along as well.  I like the look of Wiley's Waterproofing and added it to my wish list.  Can't wait to see what you do with it.   ;)
Bob Butts
robertbutts1@att.net

There's a fine line between Hobby and Mental Illness.

Dave K.

Having decided to forego the dazzling pink, I rooted around the paint shelf and pulled #7767 Redwood. It's labeled "satin" but I've used it before...goes on nice and flat.

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