Thanks, Gene;
I still consider myself a "neophyte" albeit an advanced one, at least until I
figure out a quick and expedient way to handle the roof walks on AF boxcars,
either artistically or physically. Until then, they are "good enough" for me. I
still contend that AF was way ahead of the curve with scale proportions and
appearance for its time, even though it was "only" tinplate.
The therapy part I heartily agree with, from personal experience, like you. I
had to cut back on my antique automobile photography with much regret, and once
again, model railroading rides to the rescue. Plus, I write this with the
resident Shih-Tzu, Rusty,(aka, "Rooster") holding down my lap!
Just be glad we're not as old as Ed ("Jones") Loizeaux or Dick Karnes!
Bob Nicholson __________________________________________
--- In [email protected], "Gene Cimino" <ecphora123@...> wrote:
>
> Bob......
>
> . . .your work is awe inspiring for us "neophyte bashers" I'm very
> appreciative that you shared some "how I did it" information.
>
> Hope you make out well at the doc. I too have had some recent health issues.
> . . . Working on trains is such great therapy.... cause when you do the fun
> and creative stuff, problems seem to grow more distant.
>
> Good luck and thank you.... Gene Cimino
>
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