Over the top The free thank you kit is up

Wright’s general repair is a real nice kit that will fill a lot of story in a small space. We will keep it available for free for the next week then it goes away for a while.  It will eventually return as a for sale kit, but not for a while so get it now.

Hope you enjoy it and thank you.

Update on Thursday, September 6, 2012 at 10:01AM by Dave

Before you all start asking, Wright’s is 17’-3 wide x 17’-3 deep x 22’-9 to the peak and the side entrance is 6’-7-1/2 wide x 5’-9 deep and can be placed anywhere.  Yes, even out back as a privy, although, you will have to add a fourth wall.  Maybe by the time the kit goes up for sale we will have found the time and paper space to add one.

Comments

[Don Schmitt]

Wow! Another great little building.

Thankyou:
Don

[John]

Thom,

Another winner. A great little structure. Looks like the side addition could be turned into stand alone privey.

Thanks for all the great models,

John

[Jim Gore]

Thom,

What a great model! All kinds of potential. I have already designated a spot for it on the J&RG with a complete lighted machine shop interior. Just the ride size for a vacant spot!

Jim

[Dave]

It seems to be a popular kit.
Every couple of days I check who is spreading the word via the many forums. Occasionally there are new ones I haven't seen before. Often they are European with posts in Dutch, German, Polish or Check. Of course i can't read these but i still browse them hoping for pix or an occasional word. Often I can piece together that they are saying something nice or appreciative.
It really feels great to know that we are reaching such a wide audience of very skilled modelers. I wish there was a way to get them to send more pictures. So the invitation is out there to build the community world wide.

[Peter Wehrhahn]

Hallo Thom,

thank you for this nice gift. I am one of the guys posting in german forums and, of course, on my own blog. I have some of your models, freebies and payed ones. This models are some of the finest stuff one can get for the money. I hope it is OK for you, that I am doing some promotion for your models on my blog. Got a picture from you for doing this - is it OK?

The only drawback, I see with your models (in the past) was the lack of visual instructions. Not a problem for the pros - but it may be a problem for the beginner.

Keep on with this fine stuff.

Best wishes from the rainy baltic coast of Germany

Peter

[Dave]

Thank you Peter. the community of builders in Germany and throughout Europe is impressive in the skill. To be accepted and appreciated there is important to us. Do feel free to share the freebie models with others who may not have found them. Again thank you for the support.
Thom M

[marc witten]

Hi Dave and Thom.like your new freebie missed getting it afraid as was preparing to travel back to UK from Oman,will have to wait till it comes available but have managed to get the download of the one on shortline website,good tutorial for anyone not done a card model before,hope people take up the challenge of doing one,all the best Marc.

[Dave]

Hay Mark sorry you missed it. I'll have to do a surprise upload and put it up for a day or two. I'll let you know.

[Larry Fisher]

Arrgg....the little repair shop is a beauty and will fit perfectly with my small layout. Unfortunatly I missed the freebee but will definatly purchase it when available. I'll be keeping an eye out for it. Thanks for all your efforts, the quality and value is unsurpassed.

[Dave]

Larry, sorry you missed it but there is a very similar freebie available at the online magazine shortline modeler. Check it out here's a link . www.shortlinemodeler.com

I'm sure you'll like it

[Larry Fisher]

Thanks, Thom, yes I saw that one and like it very much. What fits in my layout tho are the small wooden frame structures from early 20th century. Thanks for your efforts in this area. BTW there was some talk about more models along the lines of the western store. Is that still in the works?

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