Keystone Details is now officially online!

[Lemosteam]

Thanks to @Ed Kapuscinski and a trade for some stuff, Keystone Details now has an online presence.  Browse around and feedback is welcome, especially if it derides Ed!

The concept is to better organize my products into scales and such.

www.keystonedetails.com

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I posted here for max exposure and will copy to Product Discussion.  Thanks for leaving it for little while @John ?

[eric220]

Very nice! The banner is a little screwy on iOS. The image stays still as you scroll, and only shows a thin strip about the height of the drivers.

[jmlaboda]

Really nice overall!!!  Quite impressed!!!

[mark.hinds]

Nice looking stuff, although I do (or am supposed to be doing) SP.   

WRT the web page, I noticed that the home page looks like your posted image at only one particular magnification (or whatever you call it) (<ctrl +> or <ctrl ->).  At other magnifications, the steam loco image is progressively cropped at the bottom.  I am currently using Firefox on Linux Mint 17 with Cinnamon DTE, FWIW. 

MH

[Chris333]

Looks fine on Chrome.

[71jeep]

Awsome!!!!!

[mmagliaro]

John,

You have come such a long way with your parts, your product line, and now your web presence (thanks, Ed!)
I think it's wonderful, the products look terrific and I wish you nothing but massive success in 2017.

Cheers!

-- Max

[narrowminded]

Very nice and in a short glance, very clean and easy to use.  

For the PRR tender scoop, in the "read more" section, the word intended to be "reference" was corrected to "reverence".   

[Chris333]

Ed's fault!

[up1950s]

I have chrome and the banner only shows down to the bottom of the steam chest / just the bottom edge of the driver bearings . Good luck Sir .

[OldEastRR]

I don't see a listing for the Atlas/RR coach steps on either this or Shapeways site. ??

[Lemosteam]

I don't see a listing for the Atlas/RR coach steps on either this or Shapeways site. ??

@OldEastRR They are listed under Keystone Customs, where non PRR designs are listed:

http://www.keystonedetails.com/keystone-customs/2016/9/8/n-scale-4pk-steps-for-atlasconcorrivarossi-heavyweight-passenger-cars

[tom mann]

Nice, good work guys.

[chicken45]

@OldEastRR They are listed under Keystone Customs, where non PRR designs are listed:

http://www.keystonedetails.com/keystone-customs/2016/9/8/n-scale-4pk-steps-for-atlasconcorrivarossi-heavyweight-passenger-cars

I always found that confusing. I don't understand the need for a brand split, or separate product lines. All it does is make me think it's a different company and I have to look in 2 different places for the products instead of one.

[Lemosteam]

I may take your thoughts into considerations since the Product pages do not specifically state "PRR", then again I might ignore you  and add "PRR" to all of those pages.

Keystone being the brand of the designer (me) developing product for PRR modelers and ahem, those whom do not model PRR.  Just kidding.

Keystone Customs is simply a place to house those designs within the same websaite that are not PRR Specific or generic in nature (can you say MUFF?).  Each page has a description of what it contains, do you not read man? 

And there is also a search mechanism on the main page:

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