TV Antennas.

I like it. Several on an apartment building roof would look cool. 

JoeSage posted:

I like it. Several on an apartment building roof would look cool. 

the kit will offered with the laundry set.

The laundry on top of the roof and the tv antennas is a nice detail to add.

Very nice Andre! I like the antenna/laundry combo, especially for apartment rooftops

Hi Andre,

You need a figure on the roof adjusting the antenna and one on the ground yelling up instructions. That would be a great scene from my youth.

Miketg

Nice work, Andre. 

What I need is an anemometer head.  You know, the gizmo with the four little cups which spin around?

I need it for the roof of my Harbor Master's building.

https://www.google.com.au/sear...QVWL38KIXL0ASBs474Ag

Looks terrific to me! Very realistic.

OGR Webmaster posted:

Looks terrific to me! Very realistic.

When the boss man thinks they look good- that says a lot. I think you should also do weather vanes. No barn is complete without one!

Thinking about the weather vane idea, I think a small clear/white or green bead would make an awesome "glass" insulator. The white was popular on all of our area barns. The clear would turn purple after 100 years of UV exposure from the sun.

Thank you guys!

About the ideas I will do something and show you later.

thank you 

Andre.

Andre,

This is another good product you have come up with. It is all in the details.

Alan Graziano

Andre!  Nice follow-through on our York discussion!

Since you asked for suggestions...

• Forget the 'pole' and 'wire' in your TV Antenna offering.
• Instead, burn several UHF/VHF planar elements of different patterns in your stock...enough for several 2-element antennas.  These are the hard-to-come-by elements of modeling antennas.
• Offer the planar elements and a simple instruction sheet, specifying...
• The recommended 'pole' stock....brass/music wire diameter, and...
• The 'wire'....easily obtained from a single strand of any stranded electrical wire, stripped...or common thread.
• Reason?....the latter two items: 'Pole' and 'wire'...are items most of us have in our scrap material/electrical stuff around the workbench, and are readily available.  Also, poles and wires were of various lengths in applications.   It greatly simplifies your job and materials handling/sourcing, too!!
• The simple instruction sheet can include any other paint, assembly, and/or placement ideas your cleverness might suggest.

FWIW, of course.

And, again....THANKS!  for your response!

Ken

banjoflyer posted:

So...the way I heard it was these two TV antennas got married see?

The wedding wasn't much but the reception was fantastic!

Sorry, couldn't resist. 

Mark

Ya' gotta have this, Mark!....

Rimshot Link

KD

Thank you Ken, for your advice.

We want to bring to our customers all the necessary materials to start and finish the project.

We know some materials are easy to find in every house, but including the hardware is a plus.

Brief instruction are included.

We also included 4 links to make the mast taller, use it for the cable or to hold the antenna!

Mare shape will be add soon.

Our product is already available on our website.

Happy modeling!

I like the antenna

Looks very nice to me.  I would be in favor of the complete kit, including wire and pole.  Even if I had the other materials, it should be complete for those that don't have it.

aussteve posted:

Looks very nice to me.  I would be in favor of the complete kit, including wire and pole.  Even if I had the other materials, it should be complete for those that don't have it.

Thank you guys!

The actual kit include:

•  Two antennas
• Cable (enough for two)
• mast and links
• Instructions.

Andre.

Looks good, Andre.  

Have you had any more thoughts about the anemometer?

MaxSouthOz posted:

Looks good, Andre.  

Have you had any more thoughts about the anemometer?

I will not let you down! just let me few time.

the queue list is little longer.

I will make the weather vane and anemometer to be available.

thank you for your patient.

Andre.

That's good.  I'll build something else while I wait, Andre.  Thanks.

The antennas look great Andre!  I'll have to get me some. 

I can't use these for my period, but they look great for establishing a period, unless you want to run Civil War era rolling stock. (just don't take photos)