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Here is the truck almost finished. Thoughts?
Great vignette. Neat produce truck and taxi make the scene very natural.
Later, Dave S. Tucson, AZ
Line shanty.
Terry
Great looking shed. As time allows please share photos of all four sides.
Later, Dave S. Tucson, AZ
Dave, you got it, brother!
Terry, a man from my own heart! I'll take a cutie over a cord any day!
Great little track side shanty. Should look right at home on your layout. Nicely done.
Thanks for the additional photos. Great tool detail on the outside benches. Just right for my taste. Not overdone with items piled on top of other items in a mish-mash of junk.
What do you propose for the area under the open wall back shed roof?
Thanks, Later, Dave
I think what you ultimately store under the outdoor storage roof depends upon the final placement of the structure. If it ends up near the crossing shanty, for example, I might think about some misc RR ties, tie plates, a barrel of spikes, etc and possibly some cut wood for the pot belly stove in the crossing shanty.
Later, Dave S. Tucson, AZ
Thinking about you dad, every day. Everyone else might have forgotten you, but your son has not.