Bartholow Coal Co. FSM JS9

Started by postalkarl, February 26, 2019, 02:47:08 PM

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postalkarl

Hey George & Curt:

Thanks for the great compliments. Much appreciated.

Karl

postalkarl

Hi All:

The roof is finished. I took a while to build the 4 roof shoot as they contain almost 60 parts. Anyway here's a photo.

Karl

PRR Modeler

Really nice job Karl. The birds are a nice touch.
Curt Webb
The Late Great Pennsylvania Railroad
Freelanced PRR Bellevue Subdivision

postalkarl

Hey Curt:

Thanks much appreciate the compliment. The pigeons come with the kit. Glad you like em.

Karl

postalkarl

Hi All:

Finished the stairs today. I did them differently than in the kit. I used A template from another FSM kit as I wanted my guard rails on the outside posts and my banisters on top of the posts. Hope it looks OK.

Karl

postalkarl

Hey Guys:

Next is to assemble the coal pit and install it into the base.

Karl

Janbouli

Tremendous Karl , your bar is set so high  and yet you achieve it every time.
I love photo's, don't we all.

rpdylan

looks awesome Karl! stair railings are challenging to be sure!
Bob C.

Opa George

Karl, stairs look great. I had to zoom in on the cool door at the top of the stairs for a better look. Very nice--is that a metal casting or wood?
--George

rpdylan

its a metal casting George,,,, (building the same kit,, following closely behind Karl!!!!)
Bob C.

tom.boyd.125

Karl,
Gee...that gray color sure makes this one look different !
Another great model by a great builder.
Tommy
Tom Boyd in NE Minnesota
tommytrains22@yahoo.com

postalkarl

Hi Jam, Bob C., George & Tommy:

Wow guys thanks for all the great compliments. Very much appreciated. The Stairs are a metal casting.

Karl

postalkarl

Hey Guys:

Have the supports built for under the bunker. Also built the coal bin and laid the track.

Karl

postalkarl

Hi All:

Coal bin is finsihed, tr4ack is laid and the supports for under the bunker are built and glued in place.

Karl

deemery

It's interesting that you glued the frame to the base, rather than to the structure.  I glued the frame to the structure, figuring it was easier to fudge any gaps/misalignments with scenery.


Of course, if you're sufficiently precise, this is not an issue.  ;D



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

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