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Cool!
Hey!
Went back over this to discover this "Git-Fiddle" ( That's what My Grandfather called electric Guitars) I personally like the Spanish style Small Acoustic. it does just fine for Flamencos, or therebouts at Quincenaras and B-Day parties! Plus my old broken down Cigar Box lute!
Mounted the body to the tender chassis. upload picture forum
Not perfect but not bad..
Just for fun,I decided to paint the tender body gold and tape off some striping.Then perhaps I will paint it green.
GMorrison Raymond Loewy would be proud.
Raymond Loewy would be proud.
Love the Loewy- designed Studebakers!
Guitars too!but you know that!
Yup!
Planes, Trains and Automobiles, And Floaty Thingies, what's not to love?
Yes!love planes,trains and automobiles(,love the movie too)!
Oh Eugene!
How did you manage that? A photo of your Raymond Loewy designed Steam Engine and Tender and right behind it a R.L. Designed Studebaker "Gold" Golden hawk Automobile. Sneaky neat that! Oh!
You have very eclectic tastes too! Glad to see I am not the only one!
One of his great designs, Pennsylvania GG-1.
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
Yes sir!
Very Nice!
Stay safe.
Jim
Main WIP:
On the Bench: Artesania Latina (aka) Artists in the Latrine 1/75 Bluenose II
I keep hitting "escape", but I'm still here.
Okl got Tender together and she runs just fine!Not bad for an engine made in the thirties!
Nice work Eugene!
782 I drilled them by making a drill spacing plate and used the Dremel to drill all of the holes!I found an original style tender and painted it gunmetal gray too!
Hiyo!
You can cut it down from the Top! I made a car for a friend and did the same thing. I just took it off the top!
Are you Sure?
You must've a drill Sergeant in the military. Even I couldn't drill that much! Good God, How many Holes did you say?
After the repaint.
Thanks ,I miscalculated and made it too tall for the engine!
That's pretty cool Eugene.
Thanks,
John
Thanks!
Looking great Eugene.
Added some ladder detail...
Primer applied..
782 if My calculations are correct!
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