paul 2 posted:Elliot, it is taking longer to get my jaw off the ground to say "WOW". Just amazing how much you can get done in a day. You would think after watching you all this time it would of set a fire under me but I must have a lot of wet wood LOL. Mitch, I like that tank car. Clem, I agree with Brian and Mike, go through the wall add some staging sidings back there. Well for me today it was another procrastinating day against wiring. I did get the last of my wiring today so maybe I should put some gas on the fire to start wiring. Wife and I had dental appointments today and with the weather being nice for a change I used my band saw to cut up some wood for the scrap iron yard to have separate bins for metals. On the I think I am going to scribe lines top make them look like large blocks rather them making them look like timbers. I still have to add rust to the inside of the fence and bushes along the outside. I took the wood I got from Menards on Saturday and made up a shelf under the grain elevator table. Then I went around and gathered all the train boxes I had on the table. Pretty much cleared it off. At least I have some room to start some background buildings. But I think during the day tomorrow I am going to try to do wiring, that is if I don't talk myself out of it again....Pics.....Paul
WOW Paul the steal yard is looking great! The clean up you did today is wonderful! Gives you a place to do more work on back drops after you talk yourself out of wiring!
