Friday August 14,2026

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Raymo

Good morning.  No bench time yesterday for me, as yard care was the priority. Low humidity will allow me to get some painting done today.

NEMMRRC

Howdy!

It's Payday Friday!!! I love it!

Here is a pair of Jordan stake truck kits I put together a while back. These are a lot of fun once you've endured the trial of your first few  :D

I've put together about 20 or so Jordan kits of various vehicles. I still struggle with getting the steering wheel done right.

Later.

PRR Modeler

Jaime very nice work on the trucks.
Curt Webb
The Late Great Pennsylvania Railroad
Freelanced PRR Bellevue Subdivision

Raymo

Quote from: NEMMRRC on Today at 07:13:54 AMHowdy!

It's Payday Friday!!! I love it!

Here is a pair of Jordan stake truck kits I put together a while back. These are a lot of fun once you've endured the trial of your first few  :D

I've put together about 20 or so Jordan kits of various vehicles. I still struggle with getting the steering wheel done right.

Later.
I like the white one. White was a common color with trucks of this vintage but no one ever models it.

KentuckySouthern

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Nice Jordans, they hold up well in detail on the big monitor!

Worked on a decal job yesterday, painted some scenic details and stayed in most of the day. 

Early yet for today. :-*

Zephyrus52246

Morning all,

Great job on the Jordans, Jaime.  Raymo, that same Northern Pacific reefer is sitting on my work area getting put together.  

Raining presently with a high of 79 later. 

The replacement parts for the door arrived yesterday, so putting that up is on the agenda for today.

Jeff

deemery

Looks like a nice weekend here in SE NH, might get some rain Sunday.  Windows are open, and the fresh dry air feels good.

Some more 'shrubberies' arrived last night, so I can get back to work on the line of trees along the backdrop.  And I'll continue working on the rock faces I started earlier this week.  

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

NEMMRRC

Quote from: Raymo on Today at 08:11:50 AM
Quote from: NEMMRRC on Today at 07:13:54 AMHowdy!

It's Payday Friday!!! I love it!

Here is a pair of Jordan stake truck kits I put together a while back. These are a lot of fun once you've endured the trial of your first few  :D

I've put together about 20 or so Jordan kits of various vehicles. I still struggle with getting the steering wheel done right.

Later.
I like the white one. White was a common color with trucks of this vintage but no one ever models it.
Thanks. 

I often struggle with color choices for these. It helps a great deal when the kit manufacturer includes painting guidance. Whenever I do an internet search for these old vehicles most of the results are of model railroad kits 😂

GPdemayo

Gregory P. DeMayo
General Construction Superintendent Emeritus
St. Louis & Denver Railroad
Longwood, FL

deemery

A visit to Mark's hometown by a travel writer:  https://www.elliott.org/destinations/in-queenstown-tourism-sustainability-comes-down-to-earth.   (of course, model railroaders have been 'recycling and repurposing' stuff for A Long Time....)

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

cuse

Morning all, 

back from our little anniversary getaway to Tampa. We enjoyed some great meals, saw the Banksy exhibit, and strolled Ybor City...now, I find myself with huge blisters on my feet (from bad shoes) and, suddenly, what looks like a torn bicep/shoulder tie-in(?)...I woke up and found a painless but massive bruising on my right bicep - that's generally indicative of a significant tear under there somewhere. My HMO says I have to go to the family doc, who will undoubtedly send me to the ortho and/or imaging in between...Bummer of a nuisance, but could be a lot worse of course. ;D...should make for a productive model train weekend as I can't do all of the fitness stuff I'd normally tie myself up with...NNGC in a few weeks and then we've got a 20-day Malta/Italy trip in October, so any surgical thoughts will, hopefully, be held off as I'm not feeling any pain or even limitations yet...I did a pull up just to see, but I won't be pushing my luck.

Hope you're all healthy & productive today...go on ahead, I'll catch up in a bit  ;)

ReadingBob

Afternoon all,

Nice job on those vehicles. Yeah, the steering wheels are a bugger on those.  :o

I have most of my chores done for the day as well as my PT routine. A little lunch and then some workbench time. 

Have a great one!
Bob Butts
robertbutts1@att.net

There's a fine line between Hobby and Mental Illness.

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