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Just finished building a firehouse for my Yat Ming
Ahrens-Fox firetruck. I include a few shots in the early construction of the model for your enjoyment.
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Bob, that is awesome..... Great work.....
Outstanding!
Very nice! You got some talent Bob!
I love those architectural details......
Do you cast items like the corbels from a master? I'm afraid to ask about the roof tiles.
Anyway.... it looks just great!
Very, very nice indeed.
Very nice Bob. ONE DAY... I must do something like this. I hope mine looks as good. Great work!
Looks wonderful, Bob. I especially like the shot with the nose of the A-F just poking out the door.
Fantastic Bob. Love your work.
Love it. Really captures the look.
That is absolutely a beautiful "work of art" !!!
Richard, yes. The first thing I do when starting a model is to try to figphoto no longer available
ure out which parts I will need many of and then I make one master of each and cast them in resin. Here's the master and mold for this model, a window, a door, corbels, sills, and lintels. Sure saves a lot of time. The shingles were cut from card using a CriCut, a machine used by women for scrapbooking. I have a program I use to design various shape shingles and cut tons of them.photo no longer available
Gene, believe it or not, I have memories as a small kid, seeing the same scene at a firehouse near my home. That big shiny dome fascinated me.
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Just incredibly awesome!!!!!! Thanks for the pics!!!
Beautiful work Bob