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My point was that those old larger-scale curmudgeons will never recognize N scale as anything but a toy scale. Even if shown models like what Max builds, they will find an excuse to dismiss them.
I hear many positive comments at shows but there always seems to be that one guy that gives the backhanded compliment of “That’s pretty nice…..for N scale”. The best response I’ve heard to that is “I like to think it’s nice for any scale”.I appreciate seeing your work Max. It encourages me to push my own abilities.Jim
Reminds me of the 1960s vintage "lady in the shower" that Walthers used to sell for its HO passenger car interiors. If you aren't even supposed to see it, why model it?
Because there are a lot of creepy, thirsty dudes in this hobby.
I don't know why I haven't thought of this much earlier - I like to nominate this threads for a "Best of" tag. Max, those tungsten cubes look small (1/8"?). I couldn't find any smaller than 1/4".
Yeah... they are 3mm. I bought a pound of them from Midwest Tungsten on a special deal once. Now, they are$109 for 1 pound. I guess for 454g of tungsten, 100 bucks is a good deal.https://midwesttungsten.com/3-mm-tungsten-cubes-1-lb-bag/I also have some 2mm ! But I cannot for the life of me remember where I got them. It was another "close-out" at some industrial tungsten supplier that was selling it by the pound.
After a long hiatus, I have about finished with this model. I never expected this to become such a protracted project!But then the ED-ster goaded me, so...