R.I.P. track Pullman

[Bill Gill]

Thanks, Ray.

Russ, OK, but I'm taking that half a sandwich and thermos with me.

[Lawton Maner]

Russ:
You need to clean it up a bit first.

[Bill Gill]

This scene is now complete. Unfortunately, Russ, I couldn't make a convincing half an HO sandwich, but did try one with just a bite out of it
There is also a Thermos next to a lunch box and the tool box now has tools in it.

[finescalerr]

Nice job. Did you put scale whiskey in the thermos? -- Russ

[Bill Gill]

Russ, I tried, but the styrene and acrylic gave it a funny taste. Guess he'll have to down it all at once and hold his nose.

[Hydrostat]

Chees sandwich, isn't it?

[Greg Hile]

Very, very nice work, Bill, but I have to respectfully disagree that it is fully completed. "Safety first" should also mandate some padding on the ground for when he falls off from chugging a whole bottle on an empty stomach ...

[Bill Gill]

"Chees sandwich, isn't it? Hydrostat
Munster on pumpernickel, I believe.

Greg,He doesn't realize it yet, but the seat of his pants is stuck to the roof, he's good for now

[Greg Hile]

Well, as long as there is a plan ...

[Ray Dunakin]

That looks fantastic, Bill!! Excellent work!

"Munster on pumpernickel, I believe."

No Wensleydale?

[Hydrostat]

Munster on pumpernickel, I believe.

That's why they banned him to the roof. Great work, btw!

[Bill Gill]

"No Wensleydale?" Ray Dunakin
Gromet ate it all

[finescalerr]

Should anyone read this thread from start to finish he or she either would consider each of us certifiably insane or appreciate your knowledge, skill, helpfulness, and humor and want to emulate you guys. -- Russ

[Greg Hile]

No reason why both of these things couldn't be true. There really is a fine line between genius and insanity. I suspect it has something to do with what you had for lunch on any given day ...

[Lawton Maner]

Health and safety would fine his boss for letting him eat without washing up first.