My No Name Machine Shop

[TRAINS1941]

First machine Sierra West Bolt Cutter.

Jerry

[SandiaPaul]

Colors look great...tone down the red a bit. I am just cleaning up an old lathe...you'd be amazed how much dirt and grime accumulate on, pretty much every part! All the orig colors are muted.

O scale? I have an old CHB milling machine, need it?

Paul

[TRAINS1941]

My next was the Crank Shaper.
An I forgot these are O-Scale all by Sierra West Models.

Jerry

[TRAINS1941]

Paul I already did tone it down.  It's not really that red in real time.
Thanks for looking in.

Jerry

[Scratchman]

Jerry, nice job. 

Gordon Birrell

http://www.flickr.com/photos/77318580@N00/

[TRAINS1941]

Thanks Gordon.

Jerry

[Hal Reynolds]

Jerry, very nice look! O scale?

Hal

[TRAINS1941]

Thanks Hal.  Yes O-Scale.

Good to see you over here looking around.  It's a great forum.

Jerry

[finescalerr]

Very meticulous work, young Jerry. -- Russ

[chester]

Nice Jerry, they look like great castings.

[lab-dad]

Lovely!
You are off to a good start.
You need a planer a drill press a lathe and a ....
Now get the molds from diorama debris and cast a few zillion bricks.
That should keep you busy!
Mj

[TRAINS1941]

Unc, Chester & Martin

Thanks for looking in.  I appreciate it.

Marty I thought you said you were doing the bricks for me???

Jerry

[Hal Reynolds]

Thanks Jerry, I have been lurking here for years... lots of very impressive modeling. 

Hal

[TRAINS1941]

Here's the Universal Miller.  So far the hardest of all the models.

Jerry

[Chuck Doan]

You are doing a really fine job on these Jerry! I remember how tricky they were.