UPDATED PHOTOS 5/18/13//EVERYTHING O SCALE BUILDING FRONT BY HARRY HIEKE TO BE DISPLAYED AT THE NJ HI-RAILERS

Your killing me Alex, wish I had more room for something similar.

 

great job by the way,

 

dave

Very nice Alex!!  What are the front made of and is there pricing??

 

Thanks,

Alan

Wow, That's a huge building.

 

Looks great so far. Can't wait to see the finished product.

 

Great job as usual Alex.

 

Is that gonna be placed at 328 Chauncey street?

 

Mike R

Thanks Dave, Alan, and Mike 

 

Alan the fronts are made from resin, as for the price I'm not sure

 

Mike Ben would like that one (328 Chauncey st ) but it's going to the club

 

 

Thanks, Alex

 

 

Curious Alex I saw Harry's kits at York, do the seams of the resin walls butt together nicely without the need to sand or fill gaps that sometimes pop up.

Hi Don,

      Harry was kind enough too miter all the edges of the building fronts on a 45 degree angle. So I had minimal sanding, But with a resin kit there's the usual lite sanding to get the extra resin off. If you purchase a kit from him just ask him to 45 the edges for you.

 

Thanks, Alex

 

That's an interesting bottle of wine there Alex.  I got something that will straighten you right out.

Look out, some men are gonna do some drinkin'.

Mike R

Alex,

The building is coming along nicely.

 

Alan Graziano

Looks great Alex. I can't wait tip see the completed product. 

 

Gerry

Alex

 

 

Terrific Looking brewery building, you skills are obvious.

Thanks for showing the details of construction.

 

Here is a sign Harry made for my brewery.

 

 

 

 

Harry's work is spectacular. Combine his products with your work Alex, you really have something very special.

Ben,  is it cold grape juice. LOL

 

Thanks Alan, Gerry , Carl, Charlie, and Brian for the very kind words.

 

Charlie love the brewery sign.

 

Alex

Alex,

 

Wonderful job as usual!!!!

 

Cesar

Cesar I thank you very much

 

Alex

That will be an impressive project when finished, looking pretty good now.

Dave these are made with resin so they do have  a slight warp to them, to correct this you have to heat the structure up a bit lay it on a flat surface and put some weight on it.

   

     As for the seems, again these are made with resin so when working with this material you will have to do some sanding, filing , and filling. There's a bit of work to do with these structures, but the reward in the end will give you a very realistic looking building.

 

John thank you for the kind words, I will post completed photos soon

 

Thanks, Alex

great job, Alex. can you tell me Harry's website. I keep coming up with something that doesn't show the kits you are working with. thank you. 

 

jerrman

Thanks Jerrman

 

Harry's website is   EverythingOScale.com

 

Alex

Oh that Ben...he's a regular riot!

 

Alex,

 

Did I miss the last pics of the Ferry !!!!!!!!!

thanks

Hi Terry,

 

   No you didn't miss any photos of the ferry, I will be working on the ferry again by the end of this week and I will post updated photo's of the progress.

 

Thanks, Alex

Alex, that will be a gorgeous focal point on the layout!

I also would like an email or web address of Harry Hieke. I'm always looking for new building kits to try. I did something similiar with 3 identical Ameri-towne kits. Let your imagination be your guide! Again, great work Alex.

Hi Paul thank you for the kind words, here's Harry's website

 

Harry's website is   EverythingOScale.com

 

Thanks, Alex

Guys, I have not found a website that loads for Harry.    the everythingOscale.com does not work either.   

Give Harry a call 856-625-5506

Web site is gone but he has many videos on YouTube

 

http://www.youtube.com/user/Ev...OScale?feature=watch

Hi Guys

 

  Yes I just spoke to Harry and he said too check out his you tube page and you can also call or email him for info.

 

PHONE NUMBER 856-625-5506

EMAIL  harrys_trains@comcast.net

 

SORRY ABOUT THAT

 

Alex

Brad,

 

Harry makes a lot of different building false fronts.

Here are a few of the pictures I have.

 

 

This is a great project...Wish I had a building like it on my layout..

Hello everyone

 

     Here's a few updated photos of progress, still lots to do !!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Alex

 

Alex, looks fantastic.  I knew that building looked familiar, saw one just like it in Little Italy this afternoon, only difference was the ground floor had a restaurant.