11-12-2010, 06:55 PM
Christmas in November!!!
After getting the pilings installed on the Mason Park bridge, I came in from the train room to eat supper. The wife said "you got a big package today." Oh boy!
Opened it and started removing all the German newspaper packing:
pulled out a big well-packaged thing from the crumpled-up newspaper cushioning...
Carefully removed the wrapping, and....
KURT!! You rock, man!
Can't thank you enough, Kurt. I'll make good use of these buildings on the layout and I'll think of your generosity often... it'll be awhile, but am very much looking forward to running some trains past the buildings, and spotting a few cars at the loading dock doors. Also, the house you included is perfect for the residential area I am planning! It will be great fun figuring out how the buildings will fit into my layout.
On other note, now I can carefully examine the way Kurt builds his buildings and make use of his techniques for my scratchbuilding. I tell you, these buildings are SOLID! Kurt, love the way you put these things together, and they survived the trip from Germany to Texas without a single scratch or broken part.
So again, thank you so much Kurt! Love the buildings!
WOOHOO!!!!
After getting the pilings installed on the Mason Park bridge, I came in from the train room to eat supper. The wife said "you got a big package today." Oh boy!
Opened it and started removing all the German newspaper packing:
pulled out a big well-packaged thing from the crumpled-up newspaper cushioning...
Carefully removed the wrapping, and....
KURT!! You rock, man!
Can't thank you enough, Kurt. I'll make good use of these buildings on the layout and I'll think of your generosity often... it'll be awhile, but am very much looking forward to running some trains past the buildings, and spotting a few cars at the loading dock doors. Also, the house you included is perfect for the residential area I am planning! It will be great fun figuring out how the buildings will fit into my layout.
On other note, now I can carefully examine the way Kurt builds his buildings and make use of his techniques for my scratchbuilding. I tell you, these buildings are SOLID! Kurt, love the way you put these things together, and they survived the trip from Germany to Texas without a single scratch or broken part.
So again, thank you so much Kurt! Love the buildings!
WOOHOO!!!!