to build "Henley" a proper dust cover before I retired for the season. Warmer, longer days are reviving me, and
here a few of the projects I've started up with:
like the day it was made. It gives me pleasure just to look at it. I love the purpose driven engineering cloaked
in elegant Victorian apple green and pin striping. It just speaks "Britain."
railroads, they would not know this from British versus Continental. It allows me a murderous degree of
artistic license. This viewing coach is the newest addition to Chops's Rail Tours, which features trips for those
hoping to glimpse the elusive Loch Ness Monster.
which is almost unheard of Stateside, but became bogged down in the extraordinary level of detail these
things have. I am much better with the one piece Hornby resin casting! None the less, I have been chipping
at it slowly over the last few months, and being disenchanted with the way it crowds the scene, will likely
bag the whole lot and start over. The challenge, no less, is a pleasure, and I stare with wonder and envy
at the skilled artisans of this Forum who make it look easy.
