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Introducing The PistonBroke Line - Printable Version +- (https://bigbluetrains.com) +-- Forum: Mainline (https://bigbluetrains.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=17) +--- Forum: HO Modeling (https://bigbluetrains.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=21) +--- Thread: Introducing The PistonBroke Line (/showthread.php?tid=598) |
Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - OBJack - 10-13-2009 Methinks the Boys are looking after the goose that lays the golden eggs and have built a chook house. ( Is that.. "fowl house"... in America speak?) Anyway here is the chook house
![]() So now lets fly over and see what those Kramers have been up to
![]() I see they have not got around to fixing up the fence as yet
![]() And they have left the Honey Blonde to fix the roof ( Warren knows how to pick his hired help)
![]() The grape vine seems to be flourishing, but looks like they ran out of paint for the old outhouse in the bottom corner
![]() Now to put it somewhere on the layout...
![]() Maybe a dead tree in front?
![]() Or maybe a forest at the back
![]() Humour me while I finish off the roll in the camera for the Kramer's Portfolio
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![]() I think I will put a low hedge along these sides of the board to merge it with the rest of the country side or maybe a wire fence along the edge of the hill overlooking the railway line,....and then onto the next project. I just noticed that the house is full of women, I don't know what sort of an omen that is Warren, but be careful man, be very careful. Adiose men have to get back to building the Railway. Jack
Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - tetters - 10-13-2009 Nice work Jack! Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - jglfan - 10-15-2009 Very nice work Jack, and what a sense of humor! Whose kit is that? Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - eightyeightfan1 - 10-15-2009 Nice work. Kramer Construction?....Giddiup! Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - OBJack - 10-17-2009 Thanks gentlemen. jglfan Wrote:Very nice work Jack, and what a sense of humor! Whose kit is that?You be too kind Gary, I am in awe of your layout with the size and workmanship on it I become envious, and realise my limitations pretty quickly. :oops: The build was a little Kingsmill kit I think. Nothing too flash or strenuous and a nice relaxer. Yep Ed, those Kramers are looking for work, so I will have to see what's up next. :hey:
Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - Sumpter250 - 10-17-2009 OBJack Wrote:Methinks the Boys are looking after the goose that lays the golden eggs and have built a chook house."Chook House"........Chicken coop, I know. What a goose "dwelling" would be called?? (shrug smilie here) By the looks of the "property", that goose hasn't laid a golden egg in several generations. (has it been cooked yet? )Excellent scene! Nicely done!....and humorously presented! Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - Ralph - 10-17-2009 I'm with everyone else in response to the recent pics of that home scene with the coop and other details. Very nicely done and lots of fun! I like the willow tree too. You don't see many of those on layouts but it looks just right. Ralph Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - OBJack - 10-23-2009 Thanks for the kind words Ralph and Sumpter, I am enjoying these kits. Even 'though it is only a matter of reading the instructions, (if only I could. ) I would not survive in the world of scratch building which I admire from so many of your posts. And I still have not embedded the scene into the layout just yet.... I need to get the hang of what the final detailing of the area will be composed of so may want to move it a wee bit one way or another. And so Warren can now start to crack the whip, and get his workforce on the job seeing as they have a roof over their heads at last. I think those Kramer Boys were heading off to the Docks again for another job, but alas I think they have to go past the Pub to get there ........Soooooo.........I'm not to sure when they will start work again. ![]() ![]() Jack
Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - Charlie B - 10-24-2009 I really wish I had the proper words. The building is great, but the landscaping is what sets it off. 2 thumbs up. Charlie Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - sgtcarl1 - 10-24-2009 Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - OBJack - 10-28-2009 Charlie and Sarge, thanks for the comments. So to press on,.... another working week starts for for those Kramer Boys after a well earned break from the toils of life. Although I must say, while down at Docklands the other day looking at the building site, I did see one of the boys at the beach enjoying the company of the fairer sex, and he asked me to take a photo for him Cool... OK
![]() And a Photo the Boys received of their next project down at Docklands
![]() Ahh, the building material seems to have just arrived on site
![]() Time to tell the Boys .... Jack
Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - eightyeightfan1 - 10-28-2009 Wonder what he's staring at. Looks pretty cool so far. Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - MountainMan - 10-28-2009 OBJack, I honestly cannot say what I am enjoying the most - your incredible layout or your rollicking narrative! Both are equally deserving. Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - OBJack - 10-28-2009 Hey ya Ed and Mountainman, thanks for coming along on the ride. Here is is a bit more of the journey to stretch the imagination, and keep those little grey cells working. The painters have been and gone...... long ago by the looks
![]() The Boys got busy and soon had the walls of the first two structures up
![]() and 'round the back
![]() Woah all the walls are up, good work boys :whwh:
![]() Even some rafters are up, I will take a closer look a bit later and post some pics, but I had better go and warn this fellow that he should be working , and about the company he is keeping. Jack
Re: Introducing The PistonBroke Line - Steamtrains - 10-28-2009 WoW...Those Kramer boys work at warp speed....Company or no company.. That last project is looking really good..!! |