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Country: USA | Posts: 23853 Tim Kerkhoff Fireman Posted - 12/22/2009 :  09:14:22 AM       Karl, Great review amazing how e can forget and a review like this brings back great memories. Now you didn't post these for you to keep track of them did ya. 3 years older or 3 years better? Thanks for sharing over the years Karl. Country: USA | Posts: 5879 akimmons Fireman Premium Member Posted - 12/22/2009 :  09:15:19 AM       Karl, That's an impressive body of work. Thanks for posting the retrospective. Arnold Kimmons General Manager Royal and Edisto Railroad http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=49360 Country: USA | Posts: 1436 MikeC Administrator Premium Member Posted - 12/22/2009 :  09:44:10 AM     Karl, the progression of photos is simply amazing! I remember each of your builds but seeing them all together in like that really illustrates your talent as well as your 'growth' as a modeler. Thanks for taking the time to post this retrospective - and thanks for all of your contributions and input over the past 3 years! (And congratulations on your 'partnership' with Brett. He's a great guy in addition to being highly creative. I know you'll enjoy working with him on his new projects this next year.) Country: USA | Posts: 21584 friscomike Fireman Premium Member Posted - 12/22/2009 :  10:09:22 AM       Howdy Karl, The review is a real inspiration. Thanks for putting it all together. You are one first class modeler! Best regards, mike You can follow my construction of the logging camp kitchen: http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=47400&whichpage=1 and the dining hall at http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=50236 Country: USA | Posts: 1543 Chuck Doan Fireman Posted - 12/22/2009 :  10:20:25 AM     Great idea Karl! Nice to see all these together. Congrats! Country: USA | Posts: 1560 DaVinci1953 Crew Chief Posted - 12/22/2009 :  10:27:41 AM       Great modelling, Karl! I had no idea that you were that relatively new to this forum and craftsman construction. I assumed that you'd been doing this forever - the way you so easily switch to scratchbuilding to get exactly what you want. Very creative and inspiring - especially "Pauline's Art Shop" - and it's not because I'm an artist - I just think it looks perfect! Lance Lance Russwurm http//www.lancerusswurm.com Country: Canada | Posts: 684 UKGuy Fireman Posted - 12/22/2009 :  10:53:14 AM         Many thanks to all of you for the kind remarks, it has really been a great experience here on the forums. I have enjoyed learning and sharing with the incredible members here and have appreciated all of the input, advice and help so freely given. I am really looking forward to next year and much more enjoyable time modeling and on the forum. Thanks again, Karl.A Country: USA | Posts: 6277 LVN Fireman Premium Member Posted - 12/22/2009 :  11:22:12 AM       Nice review Karl. I really enjoy following your builds. I am sure the next three years will be fantastic. Chris Lyon http://www.lyonvalleynorthern.blogspot.com Country: Canada | Posts: 5293 RonH56 Fireman Posted - 12/22/2009 :  12:36:29 PM     Karl, Thanks for summary, I wasn't here for the three yesars but it seems that I have seen all or most of those beautiful models along the way. I joined RR-L for many of the same reasons you did; and I continually remind myself that if I do half as well as most of you guys I'm doing just fine. Please keep up the awesome work. "What the heck wuz that?" Ron Haviland Owner/Operator Red Water Railway Co. L.B. & S Shortline RR. Podunk, New England Country: USA | Posts: 1065 UKGuy Fireman Posted - 12/22/2009 :  1:36:00 PM         oooops, I forgot 'Gillespies' (sorry Walt ) http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=27195&whichpage=8 and I also spent a month (half)building a layout.... http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=25273&whichpage=9 Now I think thats everything..... maybe Thanks again. Karl.A Country: USA | Posts: 6277 Frederic Testard Engineer Premium Member Posted - 12/22/2009 :  7:48:44 PM     quote: and I also spent a month (half)building a layout.... I love this sentence, Karl. Country: France | Posts: 17652 dnhman Fireman Premium Member Posted - 12/22/2009 :  7:48:45 PM     Awesume review Karl, Thanks for posting some great looking models,, Joe Cheers!, Joe Country: USA | Posts: 1096 Bbags Administrator Premium Member Posted - 12/22/2009 :  8:55:47 PM     Karl, Hard to believe it has been 3 years since your first post. I remember the first model well and I also remember reading your construction threads for the other models you have posted. Hard to pick a favorite but if pressed I would go with Shelby's since this is my favorite Sierra West structure and seeing it done in a larger scale was just great. I also thank you for all the useful information you have posted in your threads about the different techniques you have used to achieve your results. In today's world where everyone seems to have a DVD for sale explaining modeling techniques it is nice to see someone who will explain what they are doing at no charge. John Bagley Modeling the Alaska Railroad in HO in Wildwood Georgia. 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