JL Innovative Design Kit #311 McLEOD SUPER SERVICE

[ReadingBob]

SBG Bob,

Wowser, what a beautiful little build. Everything is so very well done. Thanks for the build thread and time involved in sharing.

Tom

Thanks Tom!     I'm getting excited to get moving onto the next build.   

[MAP]

Great build Bob!  As usual a great tutorial with tons of pics!

[sdrees]

Great looking project Bob.  You went the extra mile to ad the labels to the barrels and the weeds growing from the cracks in the pavement.  Fantastic

[engine909]

Well done Bob.
ed

[ReadingBob]

Great build Bob!  As usual a great tutorial with tons of pics!

Thanks Mark!  And thanks for following along.   

[ReadingBob]

Great looking project Bob.  You went the extra mile to ad the labels to the barrels and the weeds growing from the cracks in the pavement.  Fantastic

Thanks Steve!  I can't take credit for the barrels with the labels on them. They came with the kit that way.    

[ReadingBob]

Well done Bob.
ed

Thanks Ed!  Appreciate your following along.   

[postalkarl]

Hey Bob:

Beautiful job on that one. What's next?

Karl

[ReadingBob]

Hey Bob:

Beautiful job on that one. What's next?

Karl

Thanks Karl!  Next up, for a change of pace, is Sea Port Model Works 65' Workboat/Lighter.   

[Mark Dalrymple]

Beautiful work, Bob.

Looks amazing!

Cheers, Mark.

[ReadingBob]

Beautiful work, Bob.

Looks amazing!

Cheers, Mark.

Thanks Mark!  Much appreciated.   

[Jerry]

For a small kit you sure made it look large with the detailing.


Wonderful job!!


Jerry

[ReadingBob]

For a small kit you sure made it look large with the detailing.


Wonderful job!!


Jerry

Thanks Jerry!  It is a pretty neat little kit.  I had fun building it.   

[S&S RR]

Bob


Fantastic build, the interior really makes this work great. It gives the model lots of depth. Another fine job.

[ReadingBob]

Bob


Fantastic build, the interior really makes this work great. It gives the model lots of depth. Another fine job.

Thanks John!  I haven't done too many interiors before.  I remember reading an article Mike Tylick wrote that appeared MRR about creating them and always thought they'd be fun.  It was.