KORBER KIT BASHED STRUCTURE !!!!

Well done!

Al

Alex.....you are amazing!

Peter

Nice job.

Great looking building...will have to check it out at York.  How much time would you estimate this took start to finish?  

Excellente, El Excellente !!

Wow!!! That is awesome!

Bob

Hi Alex

     Well done photo demonstration. Like how you used the pine strips to make the model strong.

• Gary • Cheers from The Detroit and Mackinac Railway

Very nice, Alex!

Now that's a building! 

Outstanding! Really fine kit bashing.

look pretty good framed!!

I don't give more that 20 minutes before get sold.

well done!!
Andre.

Nicely done Alex

I Like It!!!!

Chief Bob (Retired)

Thank you Al,Sean,Peter, John,Mike, Elliot,Hudson J1e, Doug, Bob, Gary, Mark, Pete, Joe,

Andre,Kevin, and Bob for the very nice comments !!!!!! I appreciate it!!!!!

Mike, from start to finish i would say 16 to 18 hours to complete.

Thanks,

Alex

Alex - Very nice job!  Would look great on anyone's layout.

Art

WOW Alex, that looks terrific!

I really like the exhaust vent running up the front.

Nicely done!

Mike R

That's great Alex, an impressive structure!  The lighting looks excellent as well.

Very nice!!!  FANTASTIC!!!

Alan

Gents,

here are some Korber kits all bashed up.. Some are roundhouse walls, the Flag Industry and other recognizable Korber Kits..

woopsie, here are the attachments of the Korber Bashed Kits.. 

Thanks OGuageGuy…

Those are too kind of words.. Thanks.

I have other bashed/scratched structures/stuff if you would like to see them,

I will post more?

Dan

Per OGuageGuys request, here are some pics.. 

Diner, totally scratch built. Grandt Line Windows/Doors

Utility, Totally Scratch Built. Grandt Line Windows/Doors

Railcar Manufacturing Facility. Walthers Print Shop facades, Pikestuff HO kits. Other stuff..

Roundhouse. Totally Scratch. with Grandt Line Windows/Doors

"warren pumps, industry with car going into building is Walthers Print Shop kit bashed.. 

Engine House, Pikestuff HO walls and roof. 

The pikestaff Ho kits are great for scratch building in O. just cut doors and windows to fit the O Scale ones..

here.. 

here are some other shots from the model RR...

Alex,

You clearly have found a manic potion that gives you a lot more hours in a day then us mere mortals.  I just can't imagine how you are able to turn out so many top shelf projects.

I think on our next trip up north, I'll stop by unannounced just to check out your workshop with the expectation that I'll find that you actually have a dozen people working for you on these projects.

Ed

WOW Bxcxdn!

Boy if these pictures don't wet Rich's appetite:

for making the Korber #2005 & #2010 warehouse kits... I don't know what will!

Bxcrdn, What kit or kits did you use to make this structure?

the partial structure photos of the building on the right.

where did you procure those short arched windows!

Very nice Looking. I must put a lot of time init. Good Luck!

Ed,

If in the Northeast, please do stop by. You and all others are more than welcome.

PRR, thanks for the accolades. More to come! 

John, Thanks for the accolades. That is nice. 

Again, all are welcome to come buy. Assuming I am here of course! HA!

Take care,

Dan

Hi Ed,

I thank you for the nice comments, You're welcomed to stop by anytime. I wish i had a dozen or so people to help me LOL!!!! it's just me and i very much enjoy every build!!!

If you're attending York, please stop by the Korber models booth in the Orange hall

and we can chat for a while. 

Thanks,

Alex

Alex

 Definitely stopping by to see you at York and this structure is along the lines of what the club needs 

You still going to fix my smoke unit after York?

Steve,

Looking forward to seeing you at York !!! I will gladly repair your smoke unit, bring it by whenever you like.

Alex

Kudos to both Alex and Dan,  

Exceptional work, very inspiring photos, thanks for posting and sharing them.  Dan I live south of Boston, might contact you this winter to see if we could find a time that I could come visit.   

Chris A