My wife is giving me a new camera for Christmas ( I know because I picked it out - when you get to our age surprises are usually not required). I expect that will help with my close up photos.
Modeling and modeling ideas for my 1939 era HO model railroad - the Royal Oak & Southern, plus other things I find of interest. Stan Knotts.
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Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Truck for machinery repair shed
As I am populating the machinery repair company lot, I decided I needed to put a small truck inside the repair shed for maintenance. I looked through my built and kit trucks and did not find any that I wanted to use - especially since it will be very hard to see from the edge of the layout. I then decided to scratch build a small truck using wood and card stock. It was not necessary to be a great model since it is hard to see. The result is a truck with no tires mounted on wood supports.
Yes, I know it is crude but given the hard to see location it works for me. When I finish the module (soon) I will include a photo showing what can be seen of the truck inside the shed.
My wife is giving me a new camera for Christmas ( I know because I picked it out - when you get to our age surprises are usually not required). I expect that will help with my close up photos.
My wife is giving me a new camera for Christmas ( I know because I picked it out - when you get to our age surprises are usually not required). I expect that will help with my close up photos.
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2 comments:
"When you get to our age, surprises are not required."
In fact, I'd say that at our age, surprises are usually a bad thing!
As Krusty the Clown so famously said "It ain't just good - it's good enough"
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