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Coach,

This was a design used in the 1950's. It allowed a tank storing a volatile product like gasoline,to take some internal pressure so the product would not vaporize off. Today tanks have internal and external floating roofs for this purpose. When a customer tells me to build what I wish, I like to construct some of these unusual tanks.

Tom,

If you are constructing things, I would like to see them on this thread. It's not about how precise it is, it is about constructing and having fun.

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Getting ready to ship two new Walthers HO scale designs to a customer. One kit is the pavement and the other is the MiJack lift. The pavement kit comes in individual pieces so one can assemble them in various ways to fit their layout. The MiJack lift came in an orange color and is difficult to paint after assembly. I ended up building it in various sub assemblies, painted then finished assembly.

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More work on the Banta Modelworks Annex. These windows are a really cool multi layer design that gives a great realistic look.  Also scratch built a worktable and bench for what will become a carpenters workshop.

I'm finding scratchbuilding furniture is getting easier just by experimenting, though I still spend alot of time picking up tiny wood pieces that I've dropped...

 

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