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Ed Traxler, noted modeler, has
used the C4515 Dual Roof Top Exhaust Unit Casting on one of his latest
builds.
With a bit of creative painting Ed has turned the casting into a
very realistic weathered unit.
Sam Marasso,
of Chicago Ill. Built up the Tie Hacker's Cabin and sent me some photos.
Sam's work is quite good and I'd like to see this on a layout. Check out
the following photos.
Sam Marasso - additional photos
Sam Marasso - additional photos
Sam Marasso - additional photos
David Guffey shows Rusty Stump 1:25 scale windows D4805 and D4839
The building is a modified
rendition of an HO scale model named Deckers Tar and Soap built by
Postal Karl on the Railroad Line Forum.
Modeling with the windows was
an enjoyable experience and they lend a lot of character to the building
David Guffey additional Photo using
Rusty Stump 1:25 scale windows D4805 and D4839
Dale Gilson Shows us his work on the Hap Hazard's
Hardware store kit. …
I called
mine the Seville Hardware because that’s the town I live in. We don’t
have a hardware anymore and even when we did it didn’t look like this,
but I liked the idea of calling it that.
I like to model the 1940’s and
50’s so that’s the time frame for this diorama.
The main
building is, of course, your Hap Hazard’s Hardware. Most of it is built
as you intended. This is a fine kit… pieces fit the way they should and
the instructions are excellent.
As you say, the kit can be assembled in
different ways (in the right setting I think you could even use the
front store and the back barn as two different buildings).
Also
scratch built a chimney for the store (and I think that was the only
thing not included in the kit that I thought should be there).
A board
sidewalk was added to the front, after market shingles to the store roof
and tin roofing to the cupola.
Bill Rabbiano sent in this photo of his version of the Mike Chambers Tie
Hacker's Cabin kit.
Bill says he won't be finishing the cabin until he
installs it on his layout, after a move.
Bill informed me his wife
took the photo with her new iphone camera.
Kit
bashed house by Bruce DeYoung. The house is
built from a vintage Gloor Craft kit.
The idea is that the two storey
portion is older and has a slate roof using Rusty Stumps Grey Slate -
both fish scale and rectangular.
Kit bashed house by Bruce DeYoung. The house is built from a vintage Gloor Craft kit.
The newer single storey addition with the porch
features Rusty Stumps grey 3-Tab shingles.
The bench on the front porch is a Rusty Stumps
bench.
Pete's Boat House Kit
HO Scale, built by Tom McInerney
Tom has made some custom
changes to this kit in the use of metal roofing and different siding on
the lower portion.
He has also placed the Boat House on a pier and added
lots of clutter items
Pete's Boat House Kit
built by Tom McInerney
Tom has made some custom
changes to this kit in the use of metal roofing and different siding on
the lower portion.
He has also placed the Boat House on a pier and added
lots of clutter items
Pete's Boat House Kit
built by Tom McInerney
Tom has made some custom
changes to this kit in the use of metal roofing and different siding on
the lower portion.
He has also placed the Boat House on a pier and added
lots of clutter items
The
Hoosegow kit built by Mike Hamer.
The prisoners are left on an
island to be locked up or work tending the animals and crops in this
diorama by Mike.
The
Hoosegow kit built by Mike Hamer.
The prisoners are brought to the
island by launch and must climb the ramps up to the Hoosegow.
The most
incurable are kept locked up while the least troublesome are allowed
outside to work under the gaze of the armed guards..
Black Hills Brewery Scratch built by John
Anfinson
used D4009 Doors for the entry doors and D4023 Windows For the single
windows and for the double sash also.
Josie Olina
Merchantile Store named after his Grandmother.
Scratch built by John
Anfinson doors D4029 and windows D4029 and D4023, all the buildings are
scratch built
all the
buildings are prototype's from the Black Hills of South Dakota except
for the Josie Olina Merchantile it's just from imagination.
Sublet Section Town Scratch built by John Anfinson.
Sublet Section Town in Sublet New Mexico (still standing) Doors where
D4020 and windows where D4019 from Rusty Stumps.
Fremont
Elkhorn Round Houses Scratch built by John Anfinson.
used D4012 and D4011 and D4009 Doors.
The Prototype Round Houses circa 1908 were used in a window display for my Club the Northern Hills Railway Society. Deadwoodmodeltrains.com. in Deadwood,
South Dakota
Museum Diorama
of Beaufort SC Scratch built by Dennis Cannady on contract
to local museum.
Dennis used specially cut 1:60 scale shingles,
doors/windows and railings from Rusty Stumps Scale Models.
This
diorama shows Beaufort SC at the time of the Civil War..
Museum Diorama of Beaufort SC Scratch
built by Dennis Cannady on contract to local museum.
Dennis used
specially cut 1:60 scale shingles, doors/windows and railings from Rusty
Stumps Scale Models.