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Appreciate that Randy, I spend way too much time waffling over things but that's apparently how I model! Again, thanks for your kind response.
Appreciate that Emery.
The outside lighting really allows the quality of everything, the details and your modeling, to be seen clearly and appreciated.
The lighting shows so well all of those little 'extras' you added to so many of the details and mini areas, the details themselves and the thought that went into getting every arrangement, placement and angle of everything "just right"...
Not to mention the perfect finish on each and every item for the position it is in within the whole scene.
With that said, the incredible finish on the walls, stairway and decking bring this all together perfectly and the pictures show it off so very well.
Beautiful work!!
Jerry
Thanks Bryan and nice hearing from you.
Thanks Kevin...you O Scale folks could pull that off!
I'm a big fan of "it's all in the details". Appreciate your thoughts Jerry.
Thanks Tom. Dang!...I should have though of that and put it over on the Bait & Tackle Shop as just that. Thanks for suggesting the close ups...I got a bit lazy taking photos I guess.
I'll take that Robert!...made my day.
Appreciate that Art.
It always amazes me how a stair scene with great detail can become the focal point of a kit build. Yours is certainly a show stealer. The tables, work benches and assorted details make the scene look like an every day experience. Great modeling as always. Now where did I leave that hammer and wrench anyway?
Later, Dave S. Tucson, AZ
The stairs provide unobstructed access back and forth from the Tool Shop loading dock to the under stairway work area.
Tool Shop loading dock railing with the same metal fencing to tie in with the same concept on the second story porch. Standing seam roof here also ties in the roof of the second floor porch.