The subject matter reminds me of a Tom Waits song.

Pasties and a G String.  YouTube it, if you dare. Only a voice a mother would 
love.

never mind.

Mike

From: Thomas Baker 
Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2011 8:31 AM
To: [email protected] 
Subject: RE: {S-Scale List} Got My Falsies On!

  
Andre,

Inspiring to me because I have puzzled about how to fashion a CGW 4-4-1000 from 
the S12 AM model. You have made great strides. I'll be interested in how you 
get the front cab windows that are lacking on the S12.

By the way, "Ming, the Merciless"? I remember him well from the Buck Rogers 
serials on early Fifties television. My friend Mike Foth and I watched Ming's 
evil ways unfold daily or weekly--I can't remember now for sure--as we hoped 
for Buck to carry the day. I think Buster Crabb played "Buck". 

I'm glad "Buck" finally forced you to switch from your misguided desire to rule 
the universe into the more wholesome and achievable past time of creating a 
railroad empire.

Tom
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From: mailto:S-Scale%40yahoogroups.com [mailto:S-Scale%40yahoogroups.com] on 
behalf of Andre Ming [mailto:laming%40cebridge.net]
Sent: Wednesday, July 27, 2011 3:30 PM
To: mailto:S-Scale%40yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: {S-Scale List} Got My Falsies On!

Okay... was on the phone during my reply... didn't get to blab as much as I
intended... SO...

PART II:

> Andre,

> I hope you show some photos of the project in various phases.

> Tom

FINALLY... somebody asked to see a pic!

Like I said, I've got quite a ways to go, but... I'M MODELING!

If you'll overlook my poor model photography skills, here's a quickie-pic:

http://www.vscalecreations.com/3rail/SLSF241a.jpg

Some of the work doesn't show up in the pic, but, I have accomplished:

* Cut off the cast nubbins and made/installed new footboards.

* Countsunk the pimples that were supposed to be poling pockets and turned
into poling pockets.

* Plugged the huge holes for the factory handrails and sanded smooth. (For
redrilling and using w/scale sized handrails.)

* Sanded all seams/etc.

* Drilled the frame and installed Kadee 802's n' draft gear.

* Laminated strips of .040" and .030" sytrene (fits the .070" side sill
thickness), smoothed edges of same, then cut the "Falsies" for the sidesill
corners and glued in place. Sanded and smoothed the joints, and will be
using filler (got to purchase) to finish them.

Still a ways to go... but PROGRESS is being made!

Ming The Merciless

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