Power Plant Rebuild completed model photos September 10, 2018

Awesome as usual. Al, how do you cut out the large circle in ABS?

Myles,

i have a circle cutting tool that goes up to 7 inches and have another on that goes up to 12 inches. Above that, I have an accu arc tool that cat adjust to large radius’s.

Great job!!!

Alan, Wow Super Work on the Power Plant and all the supporting details!!!

Bill

Wow,

I can't believe I just read this from you Bill. What a great surprise. I hope I see a lot more of you on this forum.

Alan, very creative!

Excellent Alan.

Question - how will you ship this?

Joe

looks awesome cant wait to get it on the layout 

Thank you for all the nice comments gentlemen.

joe,

this one will be picked up at my house. This would only be shippable in many pieces.

Alan, you've turned out another masterpiece.

Alan Graziano's excellent, highly detailed model craftsmanship is a rare thing to see these days. Being a scratch builder, I can tell you that it takes many hours to build , paint and detail a model building like this

Alan, Fantastic work!  I echo Dennis's comments, lots of hard work and talent to scratch build the details you create.

I had a Rockwell sticker for probably twenty years and finally found a good place to use it. I do not know if they made turbines but I think it looks real good. I am almost complete. I have to install some interior lights and a logo on the building. Here are some pictures.

Super details, Alan!

I just completed the model. Here are some pictures.

Alan:

As always - beautiful!

Joe

Alan Graziano posted:

Wow,

I can't believe I just read this from you Bill. What a great surprise. I hope I see a lot more of you on this forum.

I agree Alan....been way too long since we have heard from Bill....we miss him!

WOW That came out COOL.................. I wonder if I can upscale to G.

Very nice Alan.  My Wife likes it too.  Although she would never allow me to set up shop upstairs the way you have.  She went on to say, "That's what I like about model railroading... Husbands stay too busy and don't get into trouble".

; )  Have Fun!

Ron