Thanks, Muddy, and Tom. I really enjoyed this build and sharing it on the forum.The rigging shed or the tool shed will be next but not until at least September. Thanks again, Randy
Thanks Ken, I enjoyed doing it. Right now it will probably be September before I do I can do another one of brett's great kits. I will post a few more pictures when I get all the lights working at the same time. Randy
I have got most of the lights hooked up. All of the lights are lit but one is lit from the the LED tester. I had it hooked up the power distribution board but it did not work. The light works with the LED tester but not the board. I will need to check to see what is wrong. Here is the front and right end with the shed, workshop, and gas pump lit. The back of the building is in the next picture. The back door and the truck repair bay are lit up. I will keep in contact by following all the great modelers on the form. Thanks for all your encouragement and help during my build. Thanks, Randy
Thanks Bryan, and Karl. I went down and worked on the power distribution board today. I think one of the resistors was tilted and not making contact. I filled in with solder and now all the lights are working from the board Did any one ever count how many empty brown beer bottles were setting around? Not counting the blue barrel in the truck bay.
I understand Muddy. Before I got the truck repair I had not worked much on the layout much for about six months. I hope you get back to modeling soon. Randy
I think this will be the last post on "my first Sierra West model" thread. Today here in St. Louis was the sixty sixth SLANG meet. Which stands for the St. Louis Area Narrow Gauge. Usually we have a meet in the spring and the fall. At each meet models are brought for a show and tell. The spring meet has an award for exceptional craftsmanship. The A. C. "Craig" Brown award was named after Craig Brown former NMRA president and founding force along with John Kalin of the first National Narrow Gauge Convention. So, to get to the point, my Truck Repair was the recipient this award today. Thanks Brett for such great instructions, details, and just the overl kit. Thanks, Randy
Thank you, Terry and Bryan. I was very happy to be honored with the award. There were close to thirty other models brought by other narrow gaugers. Randy
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Thanks for sharing this build Randy, such an awesome job.
The back of the building is in the next picture. The back door and the truck repair bay are lit up.
I will keep in contact by following all the great modelers on the form. Thanks for all your encouragement and help during my build. Thanks, Randy
Did any one ever count how many empty brown beer bottles were setting around? Not counting the blue barrel in the truck bay.
The A. C. "Craig" Brown award was named after Craig Brown former NMRA president and founding force along with John Kalin of the first National Narrow Gauge Convention. So, to get to the point, my Truck Repair was the recipient this award today. Thanks Brett for such great instructions, details, and just the overl kit. Thanks, Randy
Thank you Randy, you're very welcome!
what's next?
Terry