Pix of Rudy Co

A couple of teases

An update on "Hoosier mama pies"

Bro Dave got some lights installed because the interior came out so well we just had to show it off.

Can you tell where the model ends and the flat background begins?

Here’s a hint. The display case and counter are models.

Thom

John Feltham sent us this picture of a show across the great pond. He was showing his D&RGW based layout and was showing his modification of our Monson snow plow. We thought we would share it here.

Thom

New models

Brother Dave stoped by last night, to drop off our second run of disks and also to show me his build of “Rudy Co.”  This kit along with “Hoosier Mama Pies”, will be on Vol. 2 of the Brick and Mortar DVD.  Volume 2 is going to be another jam packed collection.  Even though I vowed to never do an over packed disk again, it’s shaping up that way.  As of right now, B&M Vol. 2 will have “Cream City Tool”, both in light and dark brick (3 buildings all very flexable), our clasic “Jefferson Ice Co.”, “Hoosier Mama Pies”, “Rudy Co. Printing”, “Habbackers Garage” and at least 2 low relief models.  Cream City and Habbakers were both designed by John Kosma, famous for his Gypsy Trolly Line.  I’ve reworked his designs to O scale and to make them easy to build.  There will also be a selection of new Industrial Flats that were inspired by my east coast travels last summer.  I think that’s a pretty good selection for one disk.

pix soon

Thom