Wichendon Machine Shop on RR-L

[MASSIVERALPH]

What ?

Slim is a Goofball. PAY ATTENTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Candy_Streeter]

Oh

[deemery]

I posted an update in the Railroad-Line Forum thread: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topi ... hichpage=2

dave

[gnatshop]

Thanks, Dave! I'm enjoying following this build.

[deemery]

Another small update tonight: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topi ... hichpage=3

dave

[deemery]

Another update from this weekend, 'scratch-bashing' a boiler from stuff in my parts box.
http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topi ... hichpage=4

dave

[gnatshop]

Great looking boiler, concrete floor, and details, Dave!
I learn something from every post!

[deemery]

I posted an update, concentrating on layout of the machine shop's machine tools: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topi ... hichpage=6 On the previous page, there's an interesting discussion on steam pipe lagging, as well as some updates to the boiler.

dave

[deemery]

Another update, this time on painting the machine tools: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topi ... hichpage=7

dave

[gnatshop]

Another update, this time on painting the machine tools: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topi ... hichpage=7
dave

"Ah, the shafts run where I want them to run "
dave

Ahh, another historcal quote in the world of model railroading!

Them folks on the seruss site have never been to Herbie Proutt's shop! A real life shop out in the country of Northeast Arkansas!
He could make anything work any way!

That is, if you could make your way throuth all the antique parts laying everywhere!