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Canute

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  1. Be interested to see how you handle your vent for the airbrush station. I have similar casement windows and a not very good seal.
  2. very nicely done Halberstadt. She's a beauty. Good to read your recovery is proceeding well.
  3. I grew up in a similar house; an underground spring making a high water table. We did the same fix with a sump and pump. In the days before air-conditioning, it was the coolest part of the house in the summer time. Mom had our old stove and frig down there for making dinner. And it was handy for the holidays. Extra stove/oven.
  4. Superb build, beautiful finish, a show stopper. And congrats, great-gramdpa.
  5. Love your color selection. Looks like a working engine.
  6. Showing the brasswork is spot on. The engine crews really loved their steamers.
  7. Incredible design work and a master build. 👍
  8. Our club layout in Hendersonville has tried to do similar terrain, although we have a more heavily forested area of the US. And out building materials are pretty much identical. I'm following along to see your version of terrain and it's comparison to our attempts. Build on, Eric. 👍
  9. Coming along nicely, Eric. Excellent work. Looks like you've handled the vertical curves around your bridge with your pre-planned abutments.
  10. Quite a bit of detail in your Lysander, Andrew. Looks very good.
  11. Interesting little kit, Alan. Like OC said, the Flyhawk is chock a block with parts in such a wee scale.
  12. How did you create the Russia blue iron on the boiler? Many a steam engine builder has tried, but you seem to hit that nail square on the head.
  13. That inspection car is a "critter" for some railroads. Doesn't fit into any engine class on the railroad and usually smaller than any company locos. That one just exudes "charm". You might want to find some cats and terrier dogs for the mill. The grain is a lure for the rodents. Our horse barn had several cats and a Blue Healer that "serviced" them. Beat using chemicals.
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