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Very nice work Stu.

Now, that's some good looking stuff!  Nice work Stu.

Welcome Stu. 

We have two examples of Stu's outstanding work, on our layout. A modified Suncoast 200 ton concrete coaling dock, and a scratch-built main office building for the locomotive terminal and division offices.

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Cheers from The Detroit and Mackinac Railway

Great work, Stu! You are a talented guy!

Thank you Hot Water.   If you and others that have some of my work can post pictures of them on your layout that would be great.   I always enjoy seeing them in there final spots on the layouts.

Love the In N Out Burger drive thru.

Neal Jeter

Stu Gralnik posted:

Thank you Hot Water.   If you and others that have some of my work can post pictures of them on your layout that would be great.   I always enjoy seeing them in there final spots on the layouts.

Stu,

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Stu, Congratulations and welcome! I have a couple of your fantastic items and it's great to see you here with new additions! Terry

Geeez Stu, you gotta take down the link to your website...

LOL The detail is awesome and it sure sucked a ton of time trying to take in every picture, every little detail. A guy can't afford that kinda time lol.

Phenomenal work!

Ted

Stu, Since you have requested seeing your work in situ, I dug out...

(Seen here at the top right corner of the photo...)

Here it is moved into a different neighborhood, at one time... several photos I have of your work on my layout. Back almost a decade ago when I re-did my layout for the um-teenth time, I could not resist having two of your structures in Moon Township.

All these years, the buildings you made for me have remained sturdy and in the best of condition - unchanged, really - though they have been man-handled and re-positioned numerous times.

Here are photos of one of them, the "Miller Brothers Manufacturing" building, which reminded me of many small manufacturing-type businesses in my hometown in the Pittsburgh metropolitan area back in the 40's and 50's, which themselves dated back to the late 1890's and early 1900's, it seemed to me. At least, that was "the look" I was after, and you surely provided it to me.

FrankM. , Layout Refinements

And let me say to everybody that Sty Gralnik has always been a cordial, convivial, and straight-forward gentleman with whom to do business.

Frank, 

Thanks for posting the pictures. This was one of  many that I made from the painted lady house kits.  I have two versions on my layout.  Because I only used the sides and backs I have a lot of the fronts left. Any one interested in a bunch of painted lady attached row  houses as a  flat?

Stu