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Rusty Stumps laser Cut Windows Doors, Etc. for Riverboat

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Hope to start the King of Mississippi soon and will be replacing the cast metal windows, doors, and shutters with items from Rusty  Stumps  (who do model rail scenics).  Also intend to replace the spiral staircases with straight stairs.  And may replace the photoetch railings with wood.

 

These folks have all these available (with some innovative repurposing like using scale pallets for shutters and picket fence for railing).  They are cut from adhesive cardstock, laserboard, or ply in O or HO scale.

 

They also have crates and other possibly useful items.  The cutting is very clean.  I have never seen work on such a small scale.

Member jct used some of their products in one of his builds a while back.

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