a workshop in 1/35th

[Barney]

Some shots from one of the original Phoenix members our Les  - (A small bunch of old gricers Nick being the youngest !) a small narrow gauge repair workshop in1/35th mainly scratch built.
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[Barney]

Start of his latest
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[Barney]

Done that one twice  - its the age !
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[Barney]

Done it again -never been the same since the giant red wood fell on me shed -should be a close up of a Ruston scratch built in 1/35th but it will not do it -I will go back to the basics
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[Gordon Ferguson]

Let's help you out here

[Barney]

Thanks our Gordon I can now have my afternoon sleep and rest my brain !
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[Ray Dunakin]

Great stuff. I really like the clapboard siding, and also the rusted steam loco.

[finescalerr]

Is the repair shop from days of yore or fairly recent? -- Russ

[shropshire lad]

Is the jib on the Ruston scratch built or a bought one from Accurate Armour ?

[Chuck Doan]

Nicely done. I like it!

[Ray Dunakin]

That crane is very cool.

[Barney]

Russ - The workshop was completed last year
Nick - the Ruston jib is scratch built from Evergreen styrene strip /angle and channel - each side was laid out on graph paper to keep things straight and even Les said it was quite easy rely !!
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[lab-dad]

That crane is dead sexy!
I like that!
Bet it would be BIG in 1/16th!
-Mj

[Design-HSB]

The crane like it very much, but the bike is not bad either.

[Mr Potato Head]

I'm a little confused
both models are great
but did the crane operator ride his bike to work
And if so, that's a barge, is it high tide
I'm old and easily confused, so if someone could clear this up for me
sorry, my wife stopped responding to my commentary, so I'll ride this horse until she bucks me
MPH