Power House

Looking good! Did that guy drink too much Oberon?! Good thing he had his helmet!

Yeah, the power house does look good.  And the guy looks like a lost time accident.

George

Dave

  It was great too see you at York, the structure looks fabulous !!!!!!!

Thanks,

Alex

Very nice work Dave.

And that fellow, "he's campin' on the lawn" right?

It looks very good and as we all know, "You can never have too much power!"

I wrote a note to Altoona Model Works to ask about helping me with my enlarged engine house project. I like the looks of their car barn. I need that look only half again wider and longer.

Looks great Dave! Terry

Dave, Your an animal, Great job!!!!!!!

Brother Mouse,power house looks great as does my stack.  Norm,leave it to you to spot the poor guy face down on the table,that could have been you at York.

Dave,

The power plant model looks great. If you happen to be assuming the power source for generation are from a diesel engines, then Ihave a great detail for you to add.

I modeled one of the water cooling towers that sits on top if the South Norwalk Electric generation plant in Connecticut. They have a brick building with 3 diesel engines (actually world WW2 Liberty ship engines) each cooled by a Marley cooling tower set on the roof of the plant.  Take a look at the 'MODEL Constructs page' of my web site. www.westportmodelworks.com . I wil have these on display at the NHRHTA show in Stamford CT on Nov 9th at the Sheraton Hotel if any one is planning on attending.

Les Lewis

Looks great, Dave!  Given your schedule with the band and the shop, I'm not sure where you find the time to do such fine modeling, but you sure do manage to pull it off!

Well done.....another great job.  The weathering is subtle and effective.

Peter

I like it!