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SkipGear
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I just wanted to show off a little of what a friend of mine that posts over on Trainboard has been working on....
He is building this from pictures and memory. It is a grain complex in Modesto CA where he grew up.
Here is the rest of the build thread over on Trainboard:
http://www.trainboard.com/grapevine/showthread.php?t=114742
He has done a few other projects for the town of Modesto also...
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February 28, 2010, 07:09:33 AM »
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Nice work! Should invite him over here.
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February 28, 2010, 07:23:30 AM »
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Very nice .. one of these days I will find time to do that :'( I have always liked the California southwestern railroad stations
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Wow , thats outstanding modeling . Your friend is some sort of expert !
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I noticed the Randy Project there in the background... Very nice work. Throw the boy a line so we can appreciate him directly.
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February 28, 2010, 10:13:08 AM »
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Sweet! Yes, me want to see more too.
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The gentleman is Dave N on trainboard. I have told him about The Railwire and perfers to just stick to one board to save time. You may be able to see more in MR at some point. Lou Sassi was in town to do a clinic for the local NMRA show and stopped by to take pictures afterwards. He told Dave, when it's closer to being finished, give him a call.
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I'm a big fan of Dave's work - he also has a nice model of Tehachapi Loop in the "rural" section of his layout. He has
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Very nice.
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Nice work .
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Dave's intermodal work from Alan Curtis kits was an early inspiration to me to give the kits a try, he is a great modeler, I love his GP60M work also, good to see his work shared toa wider audience,
my best,
Jan
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