11-06-2010, 09:34 AM
I decided on something that I could easily accomplish, something that has been on my workbench for awhile, and something that I won't need to buy many new materials. I choose to finish my narrow gauge shay:
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Basically, all I have to do is re-assemble it, finish painting and weathering, and add the final details. It shouldn't take that long, bust somehow I know I will be scrambling at the end of December
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Basically, all I have to do is re-assemble it, finish painting and weathering, and add the final details. It shouldn't take that long, bust somehow I know I will be scrambling at the end of December
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Kevin
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