My 1:16 adventure

[Larry C]

Mj you could almost fit your groceries in the wagon. As always just an exceptional bit of modeling!!

[labdad]

Thank you guys!
It's 7 1/2" long and 3" wide.
I guess it would hold about $60 in groceries!😀😀😀
MJinTN

[labdad]

The mule is ready.
On to the tack/rigging. Ugh...
MJinTN

[deemery]

The mule is ready.
On to the tack/rigging. Ugh...
MJinTN

Nice ass!   

dave

[Jerry]

Your really getting good at this 1:16 scale stuff!

Outstanding looking mule!! 

Jerry

[Rick]

Yup, looks just like a mule.

[labdad]

Working on the tack, harnessing, rigging.
This may kill me.
MJinTN

[deemery]

Looks good!  I like how you'll attach the mule to the harness, that's something that has bothered me in HO scale.  

dave

[Rick]

Looks great.
Are you using black tape?
Electrical tape maybe?

[Larry C]

MJ great job on the coloring; I almost expect to seeing him move out of the photo.

[Jerry]

Are the Amish telling you how to do this?? If not your still doing a excellent job.

Jerry

[labdad]

Thank you all.
I'm using scrapbook paper that has a texture to it.
Cutting 1/8" and 1/16" strips is challenging to say the least.
I've been looking at images I took at the Mennonite's and on line.

MJinTN

[deemery]

Thank you all.
I'm using scrapbook paper that has a texture to it.
Cutting 1/8" and 1/16" strips is challenging to say the least.
I've been looking at images I took at the Mennonite's and on line.

MJinTN

I've had pretty good luck with the old guillotine style paper cutter.  A rotary cutter would also work.

dave