Pratt's Cove

Started by Larry C, August 29, 2026, 03:13:39 PM

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Outstanding job on the traps and crates.
Curt Webb
The Late Great Pennsylvania Railroad
Freelanced PRR Bellevue Subdivision

Larry C

Quote from: deemery on October 16, 2026, 02:52:58 PMThose lobstuh traps -really add- to the scene. Now you need a couple lobster buoys.

dave

Thank you Dave. I do have some lobster buoys that I will place
on the left end of the building.

Quote from: PRR Modeler on October 16, 2026, 04:25:23 PMOutstanding job on the traps and crates.

Thanks Curt; they weren't the easiest things to make but they turned out pretty good.
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robert goslin

Hi Larry.  Looking really good and nice work on the lobster traps.
It's always suggested that model trees should be planted in odd numbers.  For some reason an even amount just doesn't look right.  To me, the same principal goes for things like crates, lobster traps etc, so I generally arrange three or five in a group.
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Rick

Larry, the traps and crates look good and I like how you've placed them.
Glad you were able to save your sanity.

Jerry

Larry nice job on the traps.  It's turning into a really nice scene.
But where's the catch of day???  ;D

Were all waiting for a lobster bake here at the forum!!

Jerry
"And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. Lincoln

Larry C

Quote from: robert goslin on October 16, 2026, 09:51:46 PMHi Larry.  Looking really good and nice work on the lobster traps.
It's always suggested that model trees should be planted in odd numbers.  For some reason an even amount just doesn't look right.  To me, the same principal goes for things like crates, lobster traps etc, so I generally arrange three or five in a group.

Rob thanks. I'm of the same opinion on the number of items and since the odd number of each turned out to be a even number that's when I decided to plop down the extra crate so the entire scene was an odd number....six of one and a half dozen of the other I guess.

Quote from: Rick on Today at 09:01:06 AMLarry, the traps and crates look good and I like how you've placed them.
Glad you were able to save your sanity.

Thank you Rick. When I realized the thread wasn't going through the holes that's when I decided to stop instead of getting all sorts of irritated.

Quote from: Jerry on Today at 10:14:09 AMLarry nice job on the traps.  It's turning into a really nice scene.
But where's the catch of day???  ;D

Were all waiting for a lobster bake here at the forum!!

Jerry

Thanks Jerry. The catch of the day are still in the hull hold on the boat; yet to be made. I'll see what I can do about a bake.
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