SWMBO went to visit her sister so I took the couple of hours and had
some fun in the workshop.
This was done from scratch out of my head, no plans or anything, just a
proof of concept really. I wanted to see if there were any problems I
couldn't handle in making a train set so that when it came to doing the
real thing I'd be ready.
The kid is way too young for this yet, but they grow quickly and I work
slowly.
I'll put some poly on it and see what the daughter thinks.

Mekon
BTW Happy new year to all

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Mekon

SWMBO went to visit her sister so I took the couple of hours and had some fun
in the workshop.
This was done from scratch out of my head, no plans or anything, just a proof
of concept really. I wanted to see if there were any problems I couldn't
handle in making a train set so that when it came to doing the real thing I'd
be ready.
The kid is way too young for this yet, but they grow quickly and I work
slowly.
I'll put some poly on it and see what the daughter thinks.

Mekon
BTW Happy new year to all

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Mekon

Mekon wrote in
:

SWMBO went to visit her sister so I took the couple of hours and had
some fun in the workshop.
This was done from scratch out of my head, no plans or anything, just a
proof of concept really. I wanted to see if there were any problems I
couldn't handle in making a train set so that when it came to doing the
real thing I'd be ready.
The kid is way too young for this yet, but they grow quickly and I work
slowly.
I'll put some poly on it and see what the daughter thinks.

Mekon
BTW Happy new year to all

Happy New Year to you too!
Nice proof of concept. I like the style!

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Best regards
Han
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Mekon wrote:

SWMBO went to visit her sister so I took the couple of hours and had
some fun in the workshop.
This was done from scratch out of my head, no plans or anything, just a
proof of concept really. I wanted to see if there were any problems I
couldn't handle in making a train set so that when it came to doing the
real thing I'd be ready.
The kid is way too young for this yet, but they grow quickly and I work
slowly.
I'll put some poly on it and see what the daughter thinks.

Mekon
BTW Happy new year to all


Looks like you've got the design down. Would recommend using solid wood
for the real thing; plywood has a tendency to pick up dings that cause it
to delaminate leaving potential for splinters. I suspect you probably plan
to do that and that this was just a proof of design model with scrap on
hand.

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Mekon wrote:

SWMBO went to visit her sister so I took the couple of hours and had
some fun in the workshop.
This was done from scratch out of my head, no plans or anything, just a
proof of concept really. I wanted to see if there were any problems I
couldn't handle in making a train set so that when it came to doing the
real thing I'd be ready.
The kid is way too young for this yet, but they grow quickly and I work
slowly.
I'll put some poly on it and see what the daughter thinks.

Mekon
BTW Happy new year to all


Looks like you've got the design down. Would recommend using solid wood
for the real thing; plywood has a tendency to pick up dings that cause it
to delaminate leaving potential for splinters. I suspect you probably plan
to do that and that this was just a proof of design model with scrap on
hand.

Yep. That's it. And you would have to figure on the toy getting left
outside a few times in its life. And he lives in Melbourne, one of the
places in Oz which does get rain. Water and ply don't go well together,
not this sort of ply anyway!

Mekon

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Mekon

Mekon wrote:
SWMBO went to visit her sister so I took the couple of hours and had
some fun in the workshop.
This was done from scratch out of my head, no plans or anything, just a
proof of concept really. I wanted to see if there were any problems I
couldn't handle in making a train set so that when it came to doing the
real thing I'd be ready.
The kid is way too young for this yet, but they grow quickly and I work
slowly.
I'll put some poly on it and see what the daughter thinks.

Mekon
BTW Happy new year to all

Are there supposed to be pictures attached cause I am not seeing them

"F Murtz" wrote in message
Are there supposed to be pictures attached cause I am not seeing them

They were posted and did appear. Try a different new reader.

"Upscale" wrote in news:54cf0$495d1f8e$cef88bc5
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"F Murtz" wrote in message
Are there supposed to be pictures attached cause I am not seeing them

They were posted and did appear. Try a different new reader.


The pictures are still on astraweb, AFAICT.


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Best regards
Han
email address is invalid

Han wrote:

"Upscale" wrote in news:54cf0$495d1f8e$cef88bc5
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"F Murtz" wrote in message
Are there supposed to be pictures attached cause I am not seeing them

They were posted and did appear. Try a different new reader.

The pictures are still on astraweb, AFAICT.

Also on Easynews, I believe Upscale meant news server, not news reader, some
of the servers out there have an incredibly short retention in the binary
groups. F Murtz is using an acceptable news reader, assuming it is setup
and being used correctly.

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"FrozenNorth" wrote in message
Also on Easynews, I believe Upscale meant news server, not news reader,
some

No, I did mean news reader. If he can't see images with another reader then
chances are you're right and he needs to use another news server. If he can
see them with another news reader, then the one he was using was either not
configured properly or it just isn't capable. It's a process of elimination.

F Murtz said:
Are there supposed to be pictures attached cause I am not seeing them

I'll re send, just in case.

Mekon

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Mekon