Thanks BTP. Things got a bit jumbled as the painting crew attacked the walls. Yup, incorporated the largest diameter curves that the space allowed. Curves range from 072 to 105.
The painting crew consisting of Eric, Jim S, Jim T and Ted were busy painting the walls these last several days. Geoff was no where to be seen. He's apparently roaming around somewhere. Finished the black from the ceiling to the (or where the) backdrop will be and the background blue.
The west wall.
The north wall.
The east wall. It stayed the same except for painting the south door frame tan.
Ta-da. "How do ya like my paint job on the door frame?" asked Jim S.
The south wall. Johnbrandt was busy on the sw corner. We plan to incorporate some EZ-Streets in the town on the upper level.
Some train runnin'. Merrill, a refugee from the HO side, was whipping around the track at high speed with his CNW geep. Claims that he can't run on the HO layout because they're always working on it. Think that the HO trains just don't run as fast as the O-Gauge. Guess he shouldn't have gotten those Lionel trains for Christmas.
OCSMR and the Historical Commission will be losing Sister Helen Neder. She is being reassigned to Plainfield, NJ and was instrumental in us getting the use of the space for the club layouts. She will be missed and we wish here well. Her last effort was laboriously cleaning the ages of grim and dirt that was the chem lab. It now shines almost like new.
