“Rocky Point Harbor” - an F&SM Tribute

[Keep It Rusty]

Craig, You did a Beautiful job...Dennis

Thank you, Dennis. Your continued supports means a lot.

[postalkarl]

Hey Rusty:

looks just great so far. I'll be watching this one.

Karl

[PRR Modeler]

Excellent modeling Craig.

[Keep It Rusty]

Hey Rusty:

looks just great so far. I'll be watching this one.

Karl

I respect your work immensely, so this means a lot. Thanks Karl.

Excellent modeling Craig.

Really appreciate the support

[ReadingBob]

Great job on the tavern as well as showing how you reworked the Bar Mills kit to match the original.  Really nice modeling.   

[Mark Dalrymple]

Coming on really nicely, Rusty.

Its fun to watch this kit with all the changes to turn it into its inspiration develop.

Cheers, Mark.

[Keep It Rusty]

Great job on the tavern as well as showing how you reworked the Bar Mills kit to match the original.  Really nice modeling.   

Coming on really nicely, Rusty.

Its fun to watch this kit with all the changes to turn it into its inspiration develop.

Cheers, Mark.

Thanks so much, both.


It took little effort to transform the Bar Mills kit into the full-size version I'm building. A single pack of $5 clapboard siding and some 30¢ basswood strips is all is cost, too. I reccomend it to anyone looking to build Saulenas'

[Dennis Bourey]

Ok I'll Take your kit measurement's now. lol....Dennis

[Keep It Rusty]

Ok I'll Take your kit measurement's now. lol....Dennis

Using my initial post as a guide, here are measurements for the lumber you need to supply. One pack (item code 116CLPP) was enough for:

Back wall - 190mm wide
Side right (hidden by Izzy Fish Co) - 135mm wide

Then, using the redundant wall from the Bar Mills kit, you can make:

Front right (the "Rooms 25¢" wall) - 65mm wide
Top of stairs wall - 23mm wide

All lumber used here has the same height, so that's taken care of right out of the gate.

Attaching the 3D file (.stl) for the stairs, too.

Hope this makes sense

[S&S RR]

Craig




Great work, I'm really enjoying your thread. To my amazement the stair file that I downloaded just popped up on my apple screen.  It works.

[Dennis Bourey]

Thanks Craig, I'm gonna try a trial run this week.Dennis

[Keep It Rusty]

Craig

Great work, I'm really enjoying your thread. To my amazement the stair file that I downloaded just popped up on my apple screen.  It works.

Thanks John. So pleased to hear it! And yes, Apple computers are smart enough to read .stl files right out of the gate. You can even grab the preview and rotate it!

Thanks Craig, I'm gonna try a trial run this week.Dennis

Sounds great, Dennis! Can't wait to hear of your progress!

[Dennis Bourey]

I might cut new wood instead of using the kit" Just us them as a template...Dennis

[Keep It Rusty]

Definitely doable - and cheaper! Some fiddly pieces near the left corner overhang, if scratch-building completely.

[Dennis Bourey]

I'm still following you though lol...Dennis