Good Morning Everyone,
I am starting pretty early today because it is the first day of softball season and I am going out the door in a few minutes.
Here are some pictures of a large refinery I constructed some time ago. This model is actually based on a refinery that existed in Port Reading, New Jersey.
Alan Graziano
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Take all those photos outdoors, and put them on the web with the title "Hess refinery." Then watch everyone argue that these clearly are photos of the refinery in NJ, DE, PA, or ND. Very well done.
I worked in refineries for many years.
This is one of the better models of a refinery that I have seen.
Great job with the pipe rack, and administration building which really stand out.
Anyone would love to have that refinery on their layout. Beautiful job, Alan.
Outstanding Alan. Always a pleasure to see your work.
Excellent work Alan!
Alan
How many barrels a day will you produce??
Every time I get a good feeling on my scenery work I see what the PRO's do. You keep setting the bar higher every week. THANKS cause it helps me get better!!
you da man!!!!!
Steve
Alan; fantastic build.
Very nice, Alan !
Here's my refinery.
I got this post on early so I could head over to the ball field only to find out the games were cancelled due to poor field conditions from the rain last night.
Guys,
Thank you.
Steve,
The car looks great. I love the rusted steel.
Vulcan,
There is more detail in that picture than the whole refinery I constructed.
Alan Graziano
Alan - Outstanding job on the refinery!
Art
Vulcan; another great job.
Well done, everyone!
Peter
Steve
The pencils are terrific. Do you seal them with any flatcoat? I have found the Testor Model Master is way better than the regular dulcote. What's your opinion?
Ray Marion
Work in progress...which is why I haven't vacuumed the track yet
Testor Model Master?
Have to try it.
Use Lowes flat clear. Won't eat the colors.
Great job by you and the customer Joe.
Thanks Dewey - hope all is well with you.
Joe
Really nice work from all!
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