Sierra West Deer Creek Mine

[Rick]

Curt, congratulations getting those itty bitty pieces together.
Looks good.

[ACL1504]

Curt,

Great job on the boiler and hoist gears.

Tom

[PRR Modeler]

Afternoon All,

Thank you Terry, Philip, Jerry, Mike, Rick, and Tom for following along and your kind words.

Today I continued working on details before being called by daughter and got called away.

The first one is the basic hoist house.



This is the workbench that will go into the hoist house.

[deemery]

You'll need a board with a bell and this sign for bell signals:


dave

[Rick]

Curt, details look great and so does that wood floor.

[Bernd]

Nice job on those details.

Bernd

[Philip]

  AWesome!

[elwoodblues]

Curt, great job on the details and hoist engine.  THere are a lot of tiny parts on that hoist engine.

[Jerry]

Nice job on the hoist.  But that workbench is a real beauty!

Your doing some really outstanding work on this one.

Jerry

[Larry C]

Curt very nice work on the details and the floor looks great.

[PRR Modeler]

Afternoon All,

Thank you Dave, Rick, Bernd, Philip, Ron, Jerry, and Larry for following along and your kind words.

Dave I'll try to find something similar online.

Today I made the pegs from 0.15 phosphorus wire from Tichy. After cutting I blackened them and glued them into the wall. After that I glued the details on.

The details are on an outside wall and the brown beam is the roof support for the open walled shed that the boiler sits in.

[Rick]

Curt, nice job hanging the details with care. 

[PRR Modeler]

Afternoon All,

Thanks for following along and your kind words Rick.

Thanks to Dave (I stole your photo) I now have a Bell ring index on the wall with a crank bell next to it.

[ACL1504]

Curt,

Fantastic job on hanging the details and the overall look is well done.

Tom

[deemery]

Afternoon All,

Thanks for following along and your kind words Rick.

Thanks to Dave (I stole your photo) I now have a Bell ring index on the wall with a crank bell next to it.

That looks great!   Is it where the hoist operator can see it?

dave