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That column looks awesome Bob! You did a great job as usual, I love the extra details; lights chains etc. Wonderful post.
Mark
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Now that is just a great job Bob, got to love those refinery towers. It took you just a little long to get a load on that hook now. Great post my friend.
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Looks fantastic Bob !!!!! Dave
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Great job Bob!! Glad to see it all put together and painted Paul R
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Great job I especially like the last pic makes for a very busy livingroom. Thanks for sharing. Mark L
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hummer13 wrote:Looks great Bob. Sure looks good under the PTC Remko here is a link to the plastructs website, they have all scale saftey ladders and railings http://www.plastruct.com/How did you make the lifting trusions? Do you have a close up of them? Jason Am I correct in thinking that you cant get 1:50 scale detail stuff from plastruct? If not I will have to make do with the 1:48 scale ladders etc, as the stuff looks great.
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This is true - they pretty much handle the standard railroad gauges. The piping and valves all come in different sizes (in the real world) so that part isn't a problem. And 1:48 is virtually indistinguishable from 1:50 for small details like chairs, ladders, fencing etc.
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Sorry about the misprint just used to writing 1/50 all the time. Jason
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Beautiful work!!
It looks right at home with the great looking collection you have.
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Nice work. I want to place an order for one. I wish I had time to build my own now !!
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