JD, Amazing job! Its nice to see you used the plates I am glad they worked for you!
Lee, the plates are from Ted, I just printed them up so you guys could use them! When I get around to it I will install some also! Oh by the way I got my little people today, sure looks like a lot of work, but I will get to them after my fence work for the layout and the house painting for the CEO! LOL
WOW' we Joel'... that sure is a beauty'... Reminds me of the purple people eater".. A guy in town had the exact vehicle. On the back it was airbrushed, Purple People Eater'..
I'll be out of commision for a while. Too many projects on the list from the CO. Wish me luck'... 😉
Thanks you guys, I have one more vehicle in the shop right now, but I’m waiting for some parts. Ted, don’t work too hard. And Mike, good luck with the painting. Still pretty cold here in WI, to get started on outside jobs. But I know it’s just around the corner.
joel
Thanks Joel, seams like the weather system is in my favor. Warm and dry during the week and rains Saturday and Sunday this weekend and next! LOL
Ted Take it easy, no reason to over due it! But I do understand you have to keep the CO happy!
Hi guys, I fell 3-4 pages behind so I'm probably going to miss commenting on a few posts but here goes.
Rich C, thanks for the how to convert a bank post. I've got two or three I need to do and was thinking along those lines but hadn't quite figured out how to secure the "backing plate".
Ted, Joel; more great restos out of each shop.
Mike, the correct placement makes almost every vehicle work.
Some nice trips down memory lane from the SCCOG (Sports Car Club of O Gauge)
My collection is in totes right now and have been for over a year. Does this include busses?
@ICRRE8 posted:My collection is in totes right now and have been for over a year. Does this include busses?
As long as it has wheels with rubber tires'.. it's more than welcome'... No nitpicking or judging on this thread'....
@Quarter Gauger 48 posted:'Spencer Hudson Studebaker'~
'April Used Car Sale'
Growing up in the 40s to 60s I always pictured Studebaker and Packard, Hudson and Nash, and Kaiser, Frazer, and Henry J. together. It's cool to see any of those today.
Rainy outside, so a good day to work on models. The Sunoco tanker is nearing completion. Decals came from Lou Palumbo at The Underground Railroad Shoppe. More to come!
A teacher stops the Good Humor man so some kids can grab an ice cream before the school bus reaches them. Maybe he’ll stop and have one, too!
@Artie-DL&W posted:Rainy outside, so a good day to work on models. The Sunoco tanker is nearing completion. Decals came from Lou Palumbo at The Underground Railroad Shoppe. More to come!
Now that looks good
Thanks, Lee! I should be putting it together this week.
Artie
Corgi Landrover given to me for Christmas by one of my uncles who lived in England ... this was back in the early 1960s .... long ago. I have incorporated into my present layout several pieces dating all the way back to my first train layout from when I was 4 years old. 
I like it Patrick. You have a creative mind.
Patrick, you know I’ve got a soft spot for anything Corgi or Dinky. Love that old Rover.
Joel
@JDFonz posted:Patrick, you know I’ve got a soft spot for anything Corgi or Dinky. Love that old Rover.
Joel
Joel, Looks like Pat could use a restoration job on the Corgi Rover from the JD Fonz, shops..... as a complimentary special donated by forum members..😀😁
Ted, I certainly could take care of that for Patrick, but it may have more sentimental value with those chips and scrapes left as is. That being said, I’ve got some new work that will be showing up in the very near future. Stay tuned!
@trumpettrain posted:Corgi Landrover given to me for Christmas by one of my uncles who lived in England ... this was back in the early 1960s .... long ago. I have incorporated into my present layout several pieces dating all the way back to my first train layout from when I was 4 years old.
Patrick, enjoying the numerous colors and detail in your scene...great looking "safari" Rover! Better call a tow truck to get it off the tracks before the "local" comes along
@Quarter Gauger 48 posted:
I'll be out of commision for a while. Too many projects on the list from the CO. Wish me luck'... 😉
Ted, I believe the CO's are calling role because the home projects are mounting up and it's more difficult to find time for the trains, cars, and Forum...but will keep trying to do both
Great scene Patrick! If it was me I would leave the Rover the way it is, it shows all the hard work it's been threw? Just my opinion.
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