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Thanks Jim.
Nice hearing from you Steve and thanks. The various scenes are difficult to envision and getting started is daunting. However, once I get the general feel of where I'm going it just starts rolling along.
Thanks Robert.
Hey Jeroen, appreciate your thoughts my friend.
Thanks much Rick. Brett's 3D detail parts are a game changer for sure. So many possibilities.
Thanks much Kevin.
Thanks Carl.
Appreciate your thoughts here Emery. I was going to put in a potbelly stove, but when I saw Brett's barrel stove, that sealed the deal! There is actually an ash pan in front there just hard to tell.
Hey thanks Al.
Thanks much Tom. The stairs, landing, and railing made for great detail and clutter to reside. I should have left some space to see underneath.
Jerry
Appreciate that Bryan. Thanks for noticing the electrical work. The larger conduit making a hard right is going outside to feed the hoist shed next door.
Jerry
Hey Jeroen. With the image sizing restraint its a bit hard to see things, but appreciate ya for pointing those details out. I put those two details in my Eureka Springs build and they are such a cool detail I'll be adding them to every build I do.
I would also like to point out the versatility of Brett's 3D printed detail parts. The open cabinet with shelves is one of Brett's open crates turned up on its end and two pieces of strip wood added for shelving. The other cabinet, with the porcelain knobs, is one of the solid "wood" crates also turned up on its end. Of course note the wonderful sink and water cooler 3D details!
Will it have running water. .?????????
Appreciate that Tom.
Thanks Ben, just got second floor put in today.
Thanks much Robert.
Have the plumbing for it Carl!
Thanks Bryan. Yup, hard water and rust stains in the sink...can't let anything go "ungrunged"!
Such a shame to put that last wall on, but hopefully there will still be some good visibility of this mastery when the lights come on, especially with the large open front wall and opening on the side.
I've only seen one other (finished) build of this great kit with the actual rails inside as originally designed, so I'm really looking forward to seeing the trestle etc, exiting the structure, mine is still mostly in my minds eye, though 90% done.
Jerry