Not scrolled but still made of wood

[Chiloquinruss]

I haven't done much scrolling so far but I do some model making in wood.  This model is just a little over 8 feet long.  Russ

 

 

[woodknots]

Russ nicely done.

[Scrolling Steve]

Sweet!......Those are almost big enough to climb aboard!

[Gordster]

Wow, some kind of nice work

[Ron Johnson]

Impressive work Russ. My workshop could never handle such large items.

[Chiloquinruss]

Those are almost big enough to climb aboard!  Yep!    Thanks for the comments folks, I do appreciate it.  Russ

 

[amazingkevin]

I haven't done much scrolling so far but I do some model making in wood.  This model is just a little over 8 feet long.  Russ

 

 

Really nice craftsmanship,

[amazingkevin]

Those are almost big enough to climb aboard!  Yep!    Thanks for the comments folks, I do appreciate it.  Russ

 

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And in detail too! I'm curious at the what powers them on the track!

[Chiloquinruss]

what powers them on the track The hobby is powered by 1/3 steamers, 1/3 gasoline, and 1/3 battery.  The steamers these days are mostly propane for fuel.  Fastest growing part of the hobby is battery mainly because of wheelchair technology.  Good controls, good motors, and good batteries.

 

could never handle such large items  When I retired my dream was always to have a separate shop.  Now I have a 40x50 shop on the river and lots of wood working toys to play with.  It really and truly is a dream come true and more fun than I can possibly convey!

 

Pix of my shop and another of my CNC based models (approx 4w 3h 8l).  And again thanks for all the comments folks, now all I have to do is learn to scroll, right?  Russ

 

 

My Hawk in the back center

 

 

 

 

[spirithorse]

Great shop and great looking train cars.

Thanks for sharing and God Bless! Spirithorse

[bobscroll]

Your well into your Hobby Russ! Thank you for the lovely photo's! Nice work too!

Bob           

[Phantom Scroller]

If you make them bigger you can rent them out,  they look fantastic.  Roly