I also built a very old model truck kit. It is a Weston 1914 Ford truck model which cost $2.25 when new - probably a fair price when it was produced. It is a cast metal kit which I built essentially as the kit was designed.
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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Tuesday, November 14, 2017
Industrial vacuum machine model
I have built a model of the Sturtevant light weight portable cleaner depicted on my last posting. This model was made from wood, plastic and metal parts. I think I captured the essence of the prototype. I will be placing this model on the loading dock. It is approximately 8' long and 7' tall.
I may build other industrial vacuum models but next I will be building the other structures of this industry.
I also built a very old model truck kit. It is a Weston 1914 Ford truck model which cost $2.25 when new - probably a fair price when it was produced. It is a cast metal kit which I built essentially as the kit was designed.
I find it interesting to build these old kits.
I also built a very old model truck kit. It is a Weston 1914 Ford truck model which cost $2.25 when new - probably a fair price when it was produced. It is a cast metal kit which I built essentially as the kit was designed.
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