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Model Forum / General / Railroads / August 2006mocked up grain silos
With the help from news group folks today, I quickly mocked up a concrete grain silo with plastic pipe and cardboard. See it at http://www.rrscenery.com -- Phil Anderson Up hill slow, down hill fast, tonnage first, safety last. > With the help from news group folks today, I quickly mocked up a concrete > grain silo with plastic pipe and cardboard. See it at [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Phil Anderson > Up hill slow, down hill fast, tonnage first, safety last. ```````` Looking VERY good, Phil. Thanks for sharing the photo. "Paul - The CB&Q Guy" (Modeling The 1960's In HO.) >> Up hill slow, down hill fast, tonnage first, safety last. Unh, you haven't heard from UP's lawyers about using their slogan without permission, have you?  SignatureSteve Ah Steve, come to think of it. There were a couple felles that came by wearing suits----------Said their from Omaha. I run em off with a rifle--------Thought their trying to sell me steaks. -- Phil Anderson Up hill slow, down hill fast, tonnage first, safety last. > >> Up hill slow, down hill fast, tonnage first, safety last. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > -- > Steve > Ah Steve, come to think of it. There were a couple felles that came by > wearing suits----------Said their from Omaha. I run em off with a > rifle--------Thought their trying to sell me steaks. Haaaa! - or Thomas Kincaid franchises <g> SignatureSteve > With the help from news group folks today, I quickly mocked up a concrete > grain silo with plastic pipe and cardboard. See it at [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Phil Anderson > Up hill slow, down hill fast, tonnage first, safety last. The silos would be about 14ft ext. diameter, on the small to medium side, but with that elevator building beside they, they look very good indeed. You might just "forget" to redo the model... :-) |
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