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Logistics, Base & Buildings, Updated Feb. 13, 2020

Logistics, Base & Buildings Updated Oct. 17, 2019

Duke Maddog said:
Overwhelming quality! I am truly not worthy! :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy
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Thanks Mark,

Sure you are! On this website, you are Mr. Prolific!!!

Bob


SA Dave said:
bob letterman said:
Got some more done. I am working on the interior of the arch. My plan his to give it some perspective even though it is only about two inches deep. I'm also working on two smaller columns on the upper part of the front wall. I am using photographs of building interiors that are shot in perspective, right, left and center. Above the wooden first floor will be two more floors and will be seen through glass covering the front of the arch. On the bottom floor, I used micro slip glass. Tiny and micro thin slips that are laid on the microscope slides to view specimens. It makes great scale glass.

There is a forth and fifth floor above the arch.

Only one photo this time. Hopefully, next week I'll finish up this wall and get onto the other two.

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Thanks for looking.

Bob
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BLOODY HELL!!!!! :drinks
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Thanks Dave,

I appreciate that! :)

Bob
 
Logistics, Base & Buildings Updated Oct. 17, 2019

fledermaus said:
Bob, wow what to say, Im blown away with the marble, it looks amazing and the "how to' is excellent
it makes me want to try it. no wonder you are the master. :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy :notworthy

excellent work!

Abdin
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Thanks Abdin,

I've seen your work Abdin!

It would be easy for you! But, please, finish Dora first! :)

Bob
 
Logistics, Base & Buildings Updated Oct. 17, 2019

Thanks for the vote of confidence Bob: re 'Mr. Prolific'. That's about all I got going for me. Still, I enjoy this hobby immensely and being able to associate with and learn from people like you and everyone else here on the Alliance is a treat beyond words.
 
Logistics, Base & Buildings Updated Oct. 17, 2019

Duke Maddog said:
Thanks for the vote of confidence Bob: re 'Mr. Prolific'. That's about all I got going for me. Still, I enjoy this hobby immensely and being able to associate with and learn from people like you and everyone else here on the Alliance is a treat beyond words.
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You know Mark!

We all do what we do in the hobby for a reason. I've been involved steadily in the model hobby now for 74 years. (I built my first model at age 4), I have one reason and one reason only! I love to do it, after all these years, it still is exciting and I never get tired of it

After meeting you and getting to know you, I have a strong hunch you have that same reason! I build big stuff and you build lots of stuff! Not a lot of difference! :) You get ideas from me and people like me. I get ideas from you and people like you!

Sounds like a win-win scenario to me!!!

Bob
 
Logistics, Base & Buildings Updated Oct. 17, 2019

I doubt I will ever be able to make columns like those, so I think I'll just go eat some marble fudge ice cream!
 
Logistics, Base & Buildings Updated Oct. 17, 2019

bob letterman said:
Duke Maddog said:
Thanks for the vote of confidence Bob: re 'Mr. Prolific'. That's about all I got going for me. Still, I enjoy this hobby immensely and being able to associate with and learn from people like you and everyone else here on the Alliance is a treat beyond words.
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You know Mark!

We all do what we do in the hobby for a reason. I've been involved steadily in the model hobby now for 74 years. (I built my first model at age 4), I have one reason and one reason only! I love to do it, after all these years, it still is exciting and I never get tired of it

After meeting you and getting to know you, I have a strong hunch you have that same reason! I build big stuff and you build lots of stuff! Not a lot of difference! :) You get ideas from me and people like me. I get ideas from you and people like you!

Sounds like a win-win scenario to me!!!

Bob
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I couldn't have said it better myself. Yes, I do love to do it and it is still exciting. FYI: I built my first model at age six. You beat me by two years. LOL!


Marble Fudge Ice cream... that sounds good!
 
Logistics, Base & Buildings Updated Oct. 17, 2019

Duke Maddog said:
bob letterman said:
Duke Maddog said:
Thanks for the vote of confidence Bob: re 'Mr. Prolific'. That's about all I got going for me. Still, I enjoy this hobby immensely and being able to associate with and learn from people like you and everyone else here on the Alliance is a treat beyond words.
Click to expand...

You know Mark!

We all do what we do in the hobby for a reason. I've been involved steadily in the model hobby now for 74 years. (I built my first model at age 4), I have one reason and one reason only! I love to do it, after all these years, it still is exciting and I never get tired of it

After meeting you and getting to know you, I have a strong hunch you have that same reason! I build big stuff and you build lots of stuff! Not a lot of difference! :) You get ideas from me and people like me. I get ideas from you and people like you!

Sounds like a win-win scenario to me!!!

Bob
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I couldn't have said it better myself. Yes, I do love to do it and it is still exciting. FYI: I built my first model at age six. You beat me by two years. LOL!


Marble Fudge Ice cream... that sounds good!
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moon puppy said:
jeaton01 said:
I doubt I will ever be able to make columns like those, so I think I'll just go eat some marble fudge ice cream!
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Wouldn't it melt...oh.... :facepalm :rotf
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Marble Fudge ice cream! That gets my vote!

Thanks Guys!

Bob
 
Logistics, Base & Buildings Updated Oct. 17, 2019

I've been making some accessories for the Train station.

Shown here are the staircase from the upper street, a phone booth, two doors for the rest rooms and a large information sign.

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A closeup of the staircase.

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The information sign with both a city map and a subway map.

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This is the chairs and a table which will be outside the Wurst cafe. The wooden enclosure on the left is a part of the "interior" of the front wall.

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These are actually trusses that will help support the arched roof. They will be attached to support poles near the outer part of the Grand hall closest to the viewer. In this instance, they are very ornate.

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This is the side wall of the Grand Hall. It isn't finished as yet, a cafe, phone booth. more detailing and some framed paintings still to go.

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Another angle.

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These are photos of the front wall that is nearing completion. Still have some work on the three floors of the arched opening, plus more details here and there.

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The arch at the top.

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So far on the arch interior.

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Another angle.

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The center floors.

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Thanks for looking in!

Bob
 
Logistics, Base & Buildings Updated Oct. 31, 2019

Holy Cow Bob! Now where is this going to fit?!
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Looking EXCELLENT as always!

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Logistics, Base & Buildings Updated Oct. 31, 2019

Words just fail me....this work is truly fabulous Bob! It's a real treat to see you work...
 
Logistics, Base & Buildings Updated Oct. 31, 2019

Heavens Eagle said:
Holy Cow Bob! Now where is this going to fit?!
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Looking EXCELLENT as always!

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Thanks Paul!

Those are the same two walls I started with. It hasn't grown at all, just lots of details. I posted this earlier! That is as big laterally as it will get. Somewhat taller though!

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Bob
 
Logistics, Base & Buildings Updated Oct. 31, 2019

Jeeves said:
Words just fail me....this work is truly fabulous Bob! It's a real treat to see you work...
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Thanks John,

Honestly, this has been one of the most difficult projects yet, and..... there's a lot more to go before it's finished! My biggest fault in modeling, or so I've been told many times, is that I always underestimate the amount of work it will take to complete a project!

Bob
 
Logistics, Base & Buildings Updated Oct. 31, 2019

Oh I missed this last update. See, you start off so simple, no over thinking it.
 
Logistics, Base & Buildings Updated Oct. 17, 2019

bob letterman said:
I've been making some accessories for the Train station.

Shown here are the staircase from the upper street, a phone booth, two doors for the rest rooms and a large information sign.

9~4.JPG


A closeup of the staircase.

99~7.JPG


The information sign with both a city map and a subway map.

999999~4.JPG


This is the chairs and a table which will be outside the Wurst cafe. The wooden enclosure on the left is a part of the "interior" of the front wall.

9999999~0.JPG


These are actually trusses that will help support the arched roof. They will be attached to support poles near the outer part of the Grand hall closest to the viewer. In this instance, they are very ornate.

99999~5.JPG


This is the side wall of the Grand Hall. It isn't finished as yet, a cafe, phone booth. more detailing and some framed paintings still to go.

99999999~0.JPG


Another angle.

8~4.JPG


These are photos of the front wall that is nearing completion. Still have some work on the three floors of the arched opening, plus more details here and there.

88~7.JPG


The arch at the top.

8888~4.JPG


So far on the arch interior.

888~5.JPG


Another angle.

888888~2.JPG


The center floors.

88888~2.JPG


Thanks for looking in!

Bob
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bumpin' the images to the next page. :coolio
 
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